“This time-travel crap, just fries your brain like a egg…†maintains Jeff Daniels’s cerebral thug, and the first hour of this mind-bending sci-fi is a little too mind-frying.
Katharine Isabelle convinces as Mary, a budding surgeon who stumbles into body modification to make ends meet in this grisly horror from the Soska twins, aka the Twisted Sisters.
Denis Lavant’s “performerâ€, while being ferried around Paris in a white stretch limo, adopts 10 different guises –including a withered old lady, a troubled parent, a hoodlum and, most memorably, a one-eyed, barefoot, flower-munching troll/leprechaun.
Monte Carlo Directed by Thomas Bezucha Starring Selena Gomez, Leighton Meester, Katie Cassidy
Mixed martial arts champions are trying to breaking into cinema through low-budget fight films.
In a Hollywood battle over real-life tech that may say as much about the state of the movies as how angry Steve Wozniak is right now, Steve Jobs’s right-hand man is doing some posthumous fuming over the first of two biopics about the main Apple genius — and the Ashton Kutcher vehicle is biting back.
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Movies and documentaries are diving more into the tech industry’s compelling storylines.
PBS is only halfway through its airing of season three of “Downton Abbey,” but devotees can power-watch the second half of the hugely popular series when it arrives on DVD and Blu-ray on Tuesday, Jan. 29.
As the calendar page turns to 2013, the question on movie-lovers’ minds is: How can it possibly top 2012? Fans and industry observers alike agree that last year represented a high-water mark for the art and business of cinema. A healthy box office was matched by a cheering increase in attendance, suggesting that filmgoers haven’t given up entirely on pausing their downloads, getting off the …