The holiday movie season offers a short break from the assault of summer blockbusters, and it’s the last chance for movie studios to push some of their award season contenders. Guest host Linda Wertheimer speaks with Washington Post movie critic Ann Hornaday about the films of this holiday season.
(Fort Lauderdale, FL) November 14, 2011 –The 26th Annual Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (FLIFF) unveiled their Jury and Audience awards during a ceremony on closing night, Friday, November 11.
Pauline Kael, who reviewed movies for the The New Yorker for many years, was considered by many to be the goddess of film critics. Her comments on movies were both insightful and controversial. Once
We bring you the news of many Cartoon Network releases coming to DVD, but not often do we get to throw around an Emmy-nominated series.
This weekend offers a range of movie openings in theaters, from the new Twilight Saga film “Breaking Dawn – Part 1” to George Clooney’s Oscar contender “The Descendants.” No matter what kind of movies you enjoy best, there’s something in store for you this weekend.
This week’s top DVD picks range from a close encounter by director J.J. Abrams to a sequel for
Insurance might not seem that entertaining as a movie subject, but these 10 films prove it can make for riveting viewing in the hands of great directors, stars and screenwriters.
This is Madonna’s comeback to film after the 1996 Evita. In this 2000 film, she plays the lead female, Abbie, a 30-something yoga instructor with a biological clock on speed
Releases of “My Fair Lady†and “Travels With My Aunt†demonstrate the director George Cukor’s command not only of actors but of the medium in which they were presented.