Top Ten Low Budget Movies
Movies have much to teach us. You always learn a little something with every trip to the multiplex, whether it’s history, science or music, be
May 15, 2013
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Movies have much to teach us. You always learn a little something with every trip to the multiplex, whether it’s history, science or music, be
The Beatles’ second feature film, 1965’s Help!, is on the way on Blu-ray.
With Emma Watson and Ryan Gosling bringing movies to the fest, we take a look at the year’s hottest entries.
Highly Recommended THE FILM Please Note: The images used here are from promotional materials and stills provided by Criterion , not the Blu-ray edition under review. It’s no coincidence that, of all the multifarious masterpieces the great French filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard has given us over the years and decades, it’s 1964’s Band of Outsiders ( Bande part ) that revved American auteur Quentin …
Hating Breitbart “Documentarian†Andrew Marcus’ apologia for the late right-wing agitator Andrew Breitbart finally arrives in Orlando to preach to the…
Recommended Though Marlon Brando first made his name both on stage and on the silver screen in A Streetcar Named Desire , there was a short interval between his final Broadway performance as Stanley Kowalski and the whir of 35mm cameras Read the entire review
“Parker” (R, 118 minutes, Sony): Parker, the antihero of Taylor Hackford’s serviceable action thriller, is an odd duck. Partly, it’s the quaint code of ethics espoused by this gentleman thief (Jason Statham), who shoots a guy in the leg before robbing him and then calls him an ambulance.
Highly Recommended The Movie: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s return to R-rated action movie stardom, his first starring role since his foray into politics, didn’t exactly set the box office on fire but 2013’s The Last Stand , directed by Korean filmmaker Je-woon Kim (the man behind the excellent I Saw The Devil ), was a ridiculously entertaining movie. With the home video release now upon us, hopefully …