Anonymous
130 minutes — PG, 35mm, Roland Emmerich, United Kingdom, 2011
Before the Michael Bay era, it was easy to dismiss Independence Day director Roland Emmerich. But now, by comparison, he looks suspiciously like a real director, and this — his explosive, melodramatic exploration of the Shakespeare authorship question — is a thoroughly entertaining two hours’ (and ten minutes’) traffic on the screen.
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