Very stylish mystery with a plodding, methodical pace reflecting the calculating nature of Michael Fassbender's lead character. If any more methodically paced, though, I'd find it boring.

Some great performances from Marisa Abela, Regé-Jean Page and Naomie Harris, especially. Unfortunately, the chemistry between Fassbender and Blanchett just wasn't convincing enough. A husband and wife so fiercely devoted to each other, even when it threatens their jobs and lives, needs to have crackling, hot chemistry. They say it with words, but…

It's easy to tell Clint Eastwood directed this corny offering which pats itself on the back for taking on "tough questions" about duty, family, and so on.

The premise is so thin and the dilemma so pointless. The juror thinks he may have hit the victim with his car, after hearing the facts of the case, when he thought up til then it was a deer he hit that ran off. Ok? So... just stop thinking that, then? There is…

Pam Anderson kills in this role as a blowsy, timid dancer whose primary source of self-esteem is being worthy of glittery costumes and bright lights.

Anderson's portrayal of Shelly is sensitive and nuanced and makes you want to see her in future roles. Jamie Lee Curtis absolutely eats every scene she is in as Annette, Shelly's charismatic yet degenerate bestie. I'll never hear "Total Eclipse of the Heart" without thinking of her again.

Aside from the acting and costumes, the…