Sports films about long shots triumphing despite near impossible odds have served Disney well at the box office in recent years (“The Rookie,” “Miracle”), so as you might expect they’
You think spending two hours watching a group of hot-bodied young stars with suspect acting ability parade around nearly naked in the Bahamas sounds like fun? Yeah, me too!
“Corpse Bride” is Tim Burton’s second foray into the old-fashioned medium of stop-motion animation (he served as a producer on 1993’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas”) and
Danish filmmaker Lars von Trier’s dissatisfaction with the American Way has been well documented throughout his films, most recently in a bitter pill called “Dogville.” “Dear Wendy,” which Von
MID-CITY — A marauding band of Hollywood hoodsters recently loaded up a white cargo van and proceeded by motorcade west on the Santa Monica Freeway, unleashing a heavy dose of
In “Daltry Calhoun” we have yet another awful Miramax film that sat on a shelf for more than a year, and is only now being dumped into theaters thanks to
Intelligent, character-driven studio films are becoming increasingly hard to come by, and so the insanely smart “Proof” should be forgiven its only readily-apparent transgression: With numerous dialogue-laden
An obsessive artifacts collector from America, a break-dancing Russian translator, a crotchety old soldier who claims to be blind (but isn’t) and a demonic “seeing eye bitch” named
Manly men be forewarned: Getting dragged to see “Just Like Heaven” by a significant other is going to feel a lot like hell within the first 15 minutes. The film
Andrew Niccol (“Gattaca,” “The Truman Show”) began shopping his “Lord of War” project around Hollywood a week prior to the U.S. invasion of Iraq. So just how does a
