“Bad Education” is alternately forceful and meandering, and ultimately heartbreaking. Taking an uneven stab at film noir, the Spanish director Pedro Almodovar — whose work is usually much more florid — indulges
It was established at the outset that neither the interviewer nor the interviewee were all that keen on the usual obsequious celebrity features Hollywood junkets are designed to engender. “I
Despite a promising high concept, the best that can be said about “National Treasure” is that it could have been worse. For evidence, look no further than Nicolas Cage’s
From Bill Condon, the Academy Award-winning author who penned “Gods and Monsters” and “Chicago,” comes a biopic about the late Indiana University Professor Alfred Kinsey, whose exhaustively researched 1948
Next month marks the 100th anniversary of the stage debut of James Matthew Barrie’s masterpiece, “Peter Pan.” It’s hard to imagine a more transcendent tribute to that milestone
For anyone fool enough to venture into the theater, this aimless Brett Ratner-helmed heist flick is sure to inspire thoughts of better things to do after the end credits
In “Bridget Jones, The Edge of Reason,” the sequel to the 2001 hit, Academy Award winning actress Renee Zellweger returns to the role that earned her first Oscar nomination. To
It’s scary out on the edge of reason. I know this because part two of the suddenly-sucky “Bridget Jones” series drove me there, where I struggled for quite
Having starred in films such as “My Cousin Vinny” and “In the Bedroom,” Marisa Tomei is no stranger to the feisty girlfriend role. This time around, she stars as one
Jude Law acquits himself quite smoothly as the incorrigible bachelor Alfie Elkins, reprising the role that made Michael Caine a star back in 1966. Society’s sexual mores have changed
Back in 1995, Danish directors Thomas Vinterberg and Lars Von Triers founded a movement called Dogme 95 that eschewed conventional filmmaking tools such as Alist actors, artificial light, makeup and
