My favorite bit of Woody Allen’s is when he says he was once visited by little green men from outer space and the first thing they said to him is that they much prefer his earlier, funnier films. Read more...
In the span of six hours last Saturday afternoon I saw the two most hyped comedies of the summer, Pineapple Express and Tropic Thunder. Read more...
Now on DVD, Iraq War drama Stop-Loss is a mixed bag for sure, but Kimberly Peirce's first film since winning an Oscar with Boys Don't Cry in 1999, is most notable for its missed opportunities. Read more...
You really ought to know who Anton Yelchin is because I think the kid's got a bright future. Read more...
Oliver Stone's W., a seemingly light-hearted biopic chronicling George W. Bush's rise from hard-drinking Harvard party animal to disinterested businessman to president of the United States, has a trailer. Read more...
By the time you read this The Dark Knight will be well on its way to becoming one of the biggest earning movies of all time, and I'll tell you why. Read more...
I'm a bit of a geek when it comes to English history, so I love a good story of the monarchy. Read more...
I finally saw Control last night, photographer Anton Corbijn's icy debut feature about Joy Division, the late 1970s band he worked with, and particularly its troubled lead singer, Ian Curtis, who took his own life in 1980. Read more...
I'm not sure what Pixar is trying to pull with Wall-E, but I can easily picture a 10-year-old, preternatural Roger Ebert shaking his skinny fists at the screen and shouting, "Pixar is leaving its core audience behind!" Read more...
What is admirable about Get Smart is it has the confidence to be slapstick without trying too hard. Read more...
