Nothing says Valentine’s Day like watching a couple of CIA agents preparing to torture a suspected terrorist with a pair of pliers, right? Unless it’s the buff heroes of director McG’s spectacularly awful new action comedy “This Means War’’ — played by Chris Pine and Tom Hardy — watching…
It practically goes without saying, this was Ryan Gosling’s breakout year. Not only did he deliver fine performances in The Ides of March, All Good Things and Crazy, Stupid, Love, but he also headlined director Nicolas Winding Refn’s latest action-drama, Drive
In a move likely timed to coincide with the much-anticipated 2012 Academy Awards, Martin Scorsese’s Oscar-nominated hit, Hugo — which was nominated for an impressive 11 awards — will arrive on Blu-ray, Blu-ray 3D and DVD on February 28th, just two days after the ceremony…
Star known for “Brothers McMullen” breakout hit 17 years ago says he now does studio movies to help finance his pet projects
By now, everyone knows romantic movies come with grand gestures, sweeping soundtracks and swoon-worthy climactic speeches — Hollywood’s been doing romance since it started making movies. And while there have been some that had purple dialogue that made audiences giggle or unlikely coincidences that made for a contrived happy ending, the silver screen has also had some memorable romances that …
Chuck fans are an intensely loyal, devoted bunch. I should know, as I’m one of them. So suffice to say, with the show now over, must of us are hoping for a Complete Series blu-ray or DVD box set
The best place to look for Oscar glory this year may be Turner Classic Movies. This week, the venerable movie channel launches its annual “31 Days of Oscar†festival. While buzzed-about Hollywood films such as “The Ides of March†and “My Week With Marilyn†struggle to find an audience, tune…
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.
NEW York’s prime place in cinema is about far more than the city’s generous tax credit. There’s just something about stories set here that excites filmmakers and audiences alike.
The Charlie Rose Interview: George Lucas talks about breaking away from Hollywood and why he’s fired up about America