Steve McQueen’s career started too late and ended too soon.
Rashomon is a total head case. Ikiru is a spike to the heart.
Two Gentlemen of Lebowski frustratingly smirks at the concept of removing the Coens’ film from its context.
Like Jodie Foster, Dakota Fanning has been the real deal from the time she was a kid.
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Actors often say they take a role in a film because of the director.
Wild River is the most successful example of how Elia Kazan liked to contrast actors.
The enchanting spell of New York City shall likely draw Oklahomans, in all number of ways, for years to come.
11/4/08 represents not what happened this past presidential election in the U.S., but rather what happened to the victors.
The ensuing half-century has loaded the movie with enough cultural weight to nearly overwhelm the legendary performances therein.
Jack and Meg have an intimate comfort with one another, and they argue and gently console each other as family does.
The People vs. George Lucas is entertaining even when it’s just exploring the filmmaker’s relationship with his rebellious army of fans.
Sawyer episodes are usually a lot of fun because he usually gets into a lot of mischief.
It’s a brief quiet moment before the next two episodes, what I expect shall be a far noisier wrap-up to the first half of Caprica’s season.
In Tehran, being in an indie rock band can be extremely dangerous.
The story of Mark Hogancamp doesn’t really need to be split up, as most of the material naturally flows.
MacGruber uses all of Hollywood’s lavish resources and conventions to get you to laugh at Hollywood’s excesses and conventions.
“Telephone” has chosen the work of Quentin Tarantino as its visual and narrative inspiration.
Time and again,Steve James returns to the image of that beautiful young man in handcuffs, being led to and shoved into the back of a police van.
Crying with Laughter begins as a captivating character piece, only to turn into a breezy “mystery” thriller with plot holes.
The main thing that makes True/False so unspeakably awesome is that they do not care about premieres.