‘War Of The Insects,’ ‘The Astral Factor’ To Be Torn To Shreds By Beloved Riffers In ‘Cinematic Titanic’ So there’s this mad scientist who also happens to be a hot blonde in a miniskirt. Her evil plan is to bring mankind to its knees by injecting stinging insects with a serum that spreads insanity.
Earlier this week, Hollywood revealed the Academy Award nominees for a year it would rather forget. ?Box-Office Bust?
MANILA, Philippines — Poor Secretary Ronaldo Llamas, the President’s political adviser! For all you know, he was caught on candid camera buying about R2,000 worth of pirated DVDs because the unpleasant – but illegal? – task was part of his market research for the Office of the President.
Lena Dunham’s film ‘Tiny Furniture’ is a lively movie with sharp dialogue, PBS examines a little-known civil rights activist, film critics rank a list of the greatest movies ever, and more top picks.
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In this week’s new movies, Glenn Close plays a nineteenth-century Irishwoman who disguises herself as a man and Liam Neeson leads a group of oil-rig roughnecks after their plane crashes in Alaska. Here’s what the Post critics thought: Read full article > >
This week’s new DVD releases include the Blu-ray releases of a film classic and sci-fi TV series, and a dark tale starring Ryan Gosling .
Sing Your Song: This HBO documentary about Harry Belafonte now playing at the Roxie is filled with the names of giants – Martin Luther King Jr., Robert and John Kennedy, Eleanor Roosevelt, Nelson Mandela – all men and…
Thursday, January 26, 2012 New movies this week Man on a Ledge The gist: An ex-cop who is now a wanted felon stands out on a ledge while an NYPD negotiator tries to talk him down. But is it really a suicide attempt? Only for Sam Worthington’s career.
James Nares looks at Lower Manhattan in the 1970s in his show at the Paul Kasmin Gallery.