The Kid With a Bike: The Belgian filmmaking Dardenne brothers are back with this subtle, well-acted, seemingly impassive but ultimately emotional slice of life, about a boy who has been abandoned by his parents and his…
Reviewed by Peter Hartlaub and Mick LaSalle RATING: (ALERT VIEWER) A Dangerous Method In this latest from David Cronenberg, Viggo Mortensen is a compelling and twisted Freud, Michael Fassbender is a somewhat…
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Brigham Young was many things to many people in the course of a long and productive life, serving in numerous callings in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (including succeeding church f
The wonders of tomorrow, as revealed by GM, Hewlett-Packard, Apple, Microsoft and other major companies in seven decades’ worth of self-serving mini-epics
The wonders of graphene seem to know no bounds. Not only is it one of the strongest materials known, is both highly conductive and piezoelectric , it can generate electricity from flowing water and now it is being used to make better supercapacitors. Using a DVD writer, a team of UCLA researchers has invented a new process for making high quality graphene electrodes and used these electrodes to …
“When people realize that not everyone can make a real movie with a limited budget and have a success, it’s very rewarding. We’ve found success spending less money and will, dollar-for-dollar earn more money.”
Two Hollywood studios are marking their centenaries with Blu-ray releases of classic films.
Why are we so preoccupied with a doomed future in movies? Take “The Hunger Games,†for example (which opened Friday).
The guilty joy and secret pleasure of indulging in cheap, buttered movie theater popcorn and a mystery-meat hot dog seem to be behind us.