When it comes to technology, I guess you could say your Imbiber’s bluetooth hasn’t grown in yet. Sure, everyone else is going WiFi, but I figure “Why try?
As guy movies go, “Wedding Crashers” qualifies as an instant classic. Bodacious babes, booze-addled mayhem and raunchy wisecracks abound, not to mention a couple of hard-partying male leads
The title of Don Roos’ (“Bounce,” “The Opposite of Sex”) latest is particularly suitable, because dammit if I wasn’t elated when it finally ended after two-plus hours of
Watching the scrumptious trailer for this, the second cinematic adaptation of Roald Dahl’s 1964 kid-lit classic, one had to wonder if the film could be as good as
‘Cronicas’ starts off strong, falls off quickly
The first 15 minutes of newcomer Sebastián Cordero’s psychological thriller are so gripping, it’s easy to understand why power players Alfonso
Avoid this ‘Fantastic’ film flop
Here are four fantastic reasons to avoid the “Fantastic Four: ■ It’s a toy commercial disguised as a movie. A disjointed narrative, woeful character development
It’s nice to know that even the beautiful people get a raw deal once in a while, which is what happens to Jennifer Connelly after she splits with her
The list of compelling documentaries released this year is quite impressive, and “Murderball,” a labor of tough love from a group of neophyte NYC-based filmmak-ers, certainly deserves mention
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By GUEST COMMENTARY BY HARRY BINSWANGER
Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has handed down two seemingly opposite rulings on governmental displays of the Ten Commandments, the
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There’s been a glut of formulaic zombie movies in recent years and most of them, frankly, have been dead on arrival in theaters. Even George A. Romero — the guy
Recent evidence suggests Tom Cruise has flipped his lid, but I’ll tell you what — the crazy SOB can still act. In “War of the Worlds,” Katie Holmes’s main