L ast night’s 96th   Academy Awards was one of the most well produced, entertaining, and incident-free (no violence!) Oscar ceremonies in re...

I’ m most likely the last person who writes about film to weigh in on BARBIE, Greta Gerwig’s billions-grossing fantasy comedy, but since th...

Opening tonight at multiplexes from here to the stars: FIRST MAN   (Dir. Damien Chazelle, 2018)  D amien Chazelle’s foll...

Now playing at multiplexes from here to the off-world colonies: BLADE RUNNER 2049 (Dir. Denis Villeneuve, 2017) N ow, for a long t...

Now playing at a multiplex or art house near you: LA LA LAND (Dir. Damien Chazelle, 2016) W ithin moments of this film’s big open...

Now playing at a multiplex near you: THE NICE GUYS (Dir. Shane Black, 2016) W riter/director Shane Black follows up the biggest hit o...

Last summer’s horror hit THE CONJURING brought about old school scares with aesthetics that recall such classics as THE EXORCIST, POLT...

You don’t have to wait for the summer super hero sequel season (kicking off this Friday with IRON MAN 3) to see big name stars for a bunch o...

THE IDES OF MARCH   (Dir. George Clooney, 2011) Ryan Gosling continues his dominance of the silver screen this year in George Clooney’s 4...

CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE (Dirs. Glenn Ficcara & John Requa, 2011) At the beginning of this ensemble rom com, after an opening montage of ...

BLUE VALENTINE (Dir. Derek Cianfrane, 2010) It's billed as "a love story", but BLACK VALENTINE is more accurately a toxic lo...

ALL GOOD THINGS (Dir. Andrew Jarecki, 2010) Andrew Jarecki, director of one of the best documentaries of the Aughts (CAPTURING THE FRIEDMA...

So, I made it out to see the #1 movie in the US of A earlier tonight. I knew going in that it wasn't really my genre (so keep that in mi...