article_snippet: THR film critic David Rooney writes in THR film critic David Rooney review that "anyone nostalgic for childhood dreams of transformation will find something to enjoy in an uplifting movie that invests warm sentiment in universal themes of loss and resilience, experience and maturity.
article_snippet: THR chief film critic Todd McCarthy writes in THR chief film critic Todd McCarthy review that THR film critic David Rooney is Neeson's "latest slab of amped-up urban mayhem" and "consists entirely of angry threats, pointed guns, hiding out from and eluding same, and mad dashes down mean streets on foot and in vehicles.
article_snippet: This impeccably assembled and argued film represents a brave, timely intervention into debates around the organization that have been simmering for some time," writes THR film critic Leslie Felperin in Leslie Felperin review.
article_snippet: THR film critic John DeFore describes film as "likeable but ordinary" in THR film critic John DeFore review.
article_snippet: The kind of blithely confident, creatively impoverished dud that leaves you slightly stunned someone greenlighted it, the movie has the distinction of feeling like a bad idea from the movie very first frames," according to THR film critic Jon Frosch's review.
article_snippet: Pianist Seymour Bernstein is the subject of this documentary from director Ethan Hawke.
article_snippet: THR film critic Stephen Farber writers in Pianist Seymour Bernstein review that "the film is a loving portrait of Pianist Seymour Bernstein," although "one might want to know a little more about Pianist Seymour Bernstein personal history.