There’s no denying “Brokeback Mountain” is arriving in theaters with considerable baggage in tow. The so-called “gay cowboy movie” from director Ang Lee (“Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”) comes
Bree (Felicity Huffman of “Desperate Housewives”) is a prim preoperative transsexual living in Los Angeles whose life takes an unexpected turn when, mere days before her scheduled reassignment surgery, she
Perhaps only an insensitive jerk would be callous enough to criticize an ostensibly well-meaning film starring an infectiously upbeat teenager afflicted with cerebral palsy (Eric Gores). OK, I’m
I’ve always enjoyed making lists. As a child I’d spend hours alone in my room meticulously recording my preferred bands, movies, and sports stars, just to name a
If you can get past the glaring lapses in logic, arrant disregard for story development, and a cast comprised of fairly obnoxious characters, there are a good many laughs to
Used to be that remakes of decades-old movies were updated to reflect shifts in cultural mores. This, however, is not the case with the anachronistic “Yours, Mine & Ours,
“Grosse Point Blank” meets “Trapped in Paradise” in director Harold Ramis’ sordid dramedy about a Christmas Eve swindle gone wrong in icy Wichita Falls, Kansas. John Cusack is the sleazy
Director Chris Columbus (“Mrs. Doubtfire,” the first two “Harry Potter” movies) has faithfully adapted Jonathan Larson’s Pulitzer Prize-and Tony Award-winning Broadway musical for the big screen, using
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Washington, California and Texas are among the top three states for home searches, according to data released Tuesday from HomePages.com, the first national real estate
James Mangold’s smashing biopic of the late Johnny Cash (Joaquin Phoenix) walks a narrative line that is familiar to anyone who has seen “Ray” or “Coal Miner’s Daughter”
