Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis, Chuck Norris, Arnold Schwarzenegger … how can so many pensionable men be involved in a film which seems to have been written by an eight-year-old?
David Lean’s epic classic made actors like Peter O’Toole cinematic legends. NPR movie critic Bob Mondello looks at the Blu-ray release and the special features for the film’s 50th anniversary.
A discussion of highbrow holiday movies collides with admissions of gorging on cornball Christmas fare where Santa brings people love and magic happens.
Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale complete their Batman trilogy – following Batman Begins and The Dark Knight – with an ambitious, apocalyptic drama in which Tom Hardy’s musclebound Bane is planning to wipe Gotham City off the map.
Walter Hill is one of American’s most underrated action directors and this deeply unsettling 1981 thriller, set in Louisiana’s swampland, is one of the auteur’s finest. A dysfunctional group of National Guardsman (including Powers Boothe and Keith Carradine) embark on a routine weekend exercise and end up being inexplicably picked off by a group of inscrutable Cajun hunters.
From the moment I saw the teaser trailer cut to Donovan’s “ Season of the Witch &rdquo…
The resurrected Dallas is riddled with far too many pretty people (Jesse Metcalfe, Julie Gonzalo) but it’s still the old stagers – Sue Ellen, Bobby Ewing, and, of course, the reptilian JR Ewing (Larry Hagman, still wonderful) – who make these slickly packaged episodes of oil skullduggery compelling.
Not sure what to see in theaters during the long weekend? Whether it’s “Red Dawn” or “Breaking Dawn,” “Life of Pi” or “Skyfall,” we’ve got the video reviews and trailers to help you decide.
The Taekwondo Dragon Club (TDC) concluded year 2012 with a fruitful grading examination. Lombard share price plunged by 10% on a turnover of 8,962 shares to return back to its all-time low of €1.80.