The Grey grips viewers with suspense
Writer and director Joe Carnahan’s recent work, The Grey, plays on the viewers’ fears of getting lost and stranded in the wilderness.
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Trojans should fight on for film history
The death of 35mm film will put revival movie houses out of business and deprive moviegoers of a unique viewing experience.
New film explores parents’ nightmares
Lynne Ramsay’s We Need to Talk About Kevin captivates viewers with its beautifully disturbing ambience and unrelenting drama.
Foreign films grow in popularity
Directors, such as Angelina Jolie and Pedro Almodóvar, discuss the expanding presence and increasing appeal of foreign films.
Haute High Lights
Movie of the Week — Super, Premieres Friday If Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and Kick-Ass just weren’t enough for you, here is yet another movie based on the average guy in an unfortunate situation who becomes a super hero of sorts. Rainn Wilson and Ellen Page are unlikely and largely untalented sidekicks in […]
Looking back on Charlie Sheen’s greatest
Once upon a time, Charlie Sheen was not a Internet meme, but an actual real live actor with a promising career. Call us nostalgic, but here’s a list of our favorite Sheen films that will make you yearn for the days of his winning roles, not “bi-winning.” Ferris Bueller’s Day off (1986) Yep, read it […]
UN has chance for blockbuster impact
The UN wants Hollywood to make movies about sustainability, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Bugs! gives new perspective on lives of tiny critters
The film zooms in on the lives of bugs and is narrated by prolific actress Judi Dench.
Happily never after?
Disney’s 70-year love affair with fairy tales is about to come to a screeching halt.
LACMA brings cinematic gem to the big screen
The Red Shoes screens as part of the museum’s classic film series.