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Why do Fanny Brawne and John Keats love each other? They don't know and don't worry, Bright Star writer/director Jane Campion isn't interested in exploring the whys of their relationship as much as she is concerned with boring you stiff with a lifeless...
I see this latest news out of The Hollywood Reporter as further evidence the proposed Farrelly brothers filmed adaptation of The Three Stooges should be squashed altogether, but Borys Kit wonders if the production will now wait for Sean Penn to retur...
I have no idea if this will become a regular thing for me since I believe judging a film too much based on its marketing material is a wrong-headed thing to do, but as the release date for My...
Peter Webber’s directorial career includes the awful prequel Hannibal Rising, the forgotten Scarlett Johansson feature Girl with a Pearl Earring and a lone episode of “Six Feet Under†so I am not...
The Huffington Post has posted the transcript of a radio interview Curtis Silwa had with Texas Congressman Ron Paul and his encounter with Sacha Baron Cohen’s Austrian flamboyant fashionista...
Rain in Ninja Assassin
Photo: Warner Bros.
To imagine James McTeigue could make something so intelligent and entertaining as V for Vendetta and then devolve into the pile of garbage that is Ninja Assassin is staggering. Vendetta is one of my...
Daniel Day-Lewis in Nine
Photo: The Weinstein Co.
I am finally seeing Nine on December 8, the same week I am seeing Clint Eastwood's Invictus as well as Avatar. It very easily could be the greatest week of movie watching I have experienced in a...
Christian McKay in Me and Orson Welles
Photo: Freestyle Releasing
Richard Linklater's Me and Orson Welles is a hard one to put your finger on. It's got comedic elements, a baseline dramatic framework and then doesn't fully dedicate itself to...
Robert Duvall, Kodi Smit-McPhee and Viggo Mortensen in The Road
Photo: Dimension Films
Cormac McCarthy's "The Road" is a book I can't recommend often enough and if you have a free afternoon, pick it up and give it a read. Trust me, it won't take...
Christopher Plummer in The Last Station
Photo: Sony Pictures Classics
The film that once was set to star Anthony Hopkins and Meryl Streep now stars Christopher Plummer and Helen Mirren and is supposedly a serious Oscar contender. That film is The...