The plot is flimsy but the songs are exquisite from the one of the finest pop albums ever: “The Night Beforeâ€, “Hide Your Love Awayâ€, and “I Need Youâ€, which is played out in front of Stonehenge.    Â
Free family-friendly movies at a different Salt Lake City park every Friday night.
Times critics on “World War Z,†“Monsters University†and “A Hijacking.†   Â
Young prisoners across New Zealand are going to be able to watch movies while behind bars, but strictly in the name of education.
Young prisoners across New Zealand are going to be able to watch movies while behind bars, but strictly in the name of education.
It is impossible, this time of year, not to assume that all Americans are idiots, throwing billions of dollars at movie studios for producing terrible movies meant to numb us into becoming drooling popcorn-digesters.
Six out of eight new movies received at least three stars.
Only one wrestler could get away with putting an actual sweatsock over the cover of his career retrospective DVD.
The Christian Science Monitor film writer has seen 300 movies a year for three decades — in his new book, the former Los Angeles Herald Examiner pundit culls his best reviews from that “turbulent and transformative era.” read more
“Jack the Giant Slayer” (2013, PG-13, 114 min., $28.98) It was only a matter of time before this British fairy tale, from the early 1800s, made it back to the movies.