This stylish but self-indulgent sequel to Mamoru Oshii’s 1995 anime hit is set 28 years from now, in a caliginous metropolis where lifelike machines outnumber humans. A protracted
A passionate, decade-long romance between a carefree, peripatetic young woman of means and a working-class idealist is repeatedly put to the test in this handsome but unremarkable World
These days Jude Law is as hot as hot gets in Hollywood, with starring roles in four major motion pictures slated for release over the next two months. Not only
John C. Reilly and Diego Luna star in this puzzling remake of an Argentinean film (“Nine Queens”) that was released stateside just two years ago. Either the “Criminal” production team,
This lightweight action-thriller from child actor turned stuntman turned director David R. Ellis piles one implausibility upon another until it becomes a nearly impossible burden for audiences to bear.
Admittedly, I’m a 30-something guy who doesn’t have much interest in the rapidly developing video game-based film genre. Of course, that could change someday should “Frogger:
In taking on the part of one of the most dynamic women in English literature, Reese Witherspoon is sending a message: This legally blonde bombshell can carry considerable weight. As
“Whacko Park” is more apropos — a nod to the misguided creative team who cooked-up this phantasmagorical remake of the 1996 French film, “L’Appartement.” Though visually engaging — Montreal, where
Matthew Lillard, best known for his roles in “Scooby Doo” and “Scream,” has made more than 30 films in his 13-year career. The 33-year-old Michigan native’s
Judging by the trailer, this looked to be a forgettable farce that would serve only to reinforce the commonly-held notion among cinephiles that Seth Green’s film career is
By SUSAN ANN CONNOR
The lights were dim. The cell phones no longer competed with fabulous Frank on the sound system. Only our wine glasses remained on the rose-colored
