If you’re in the mood to see 101 minutes of brutal, bloody and nearly nonstop martial arts action, then Friday — long-held, Christian-derived, horror-franchise-affiliated superstitions notwithstandin
Meryl Streep disappears so uncannily into former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher that her Oscar-winning performance overpowers the movie. Filmgoers who come to see Streep in action will see only that: an actress delivering a bravura performance but not a thoughtful, provocative portrait of one of the most consequential figures of the 20th century.
THE FILM: Looking at the early roles of Marlon Brando, one is immediately struck by the stable of colorful and…
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With Captain America front and center for “The Avengers,” it seems safe to say that Chris Evans’ star will continue to shine if this movie does well. So needless to say he was pretty happy that “Captain America: The First Avenger” was as successful as it was in theaters, because now he has something to
JAWS – the landmark motion picture that still makes audiences afraid to go in the water &ndash…
Auckland will be the star of a new DVD from The White Stripes, due to be released this month.
Ignite will release their first ever live DVD, Our Darkest Days Live, in June
“Bully,” Lee Hirsch’s documentary about the torments endured by schoolchildren at the hands of their peers and the terrible toll that bullying extracts from its victims, is arriving in theaters unrated. The Motion…
One of the best films of the 1970s gets a Blu-ray upgrade, and a bevy of 1930s and ’40s musicals and thrillers arrive on DVD…