I’m not entirely sure that I’m qualified to review The Fourth Dimension. That’s not a shot at myself because I’m not sure anyone really is. Any film that opens with quotes from Einstein, Eisenstein, and Back to the Future...
Not only do I think Richard Linklater‘s Dazed and Confused is one of the best high school movies ever made (side-by-side with American Graffiti, of course), but more impressively Linklater has never made a bad film. Yes, while he...
Yesterday, Well Go USA released, Let the Bullets Fly, the highest grossing comedy in Chinese history on Blu-ray/DVD combo pack here in the states. It’s a fun and witty black action comedy directed by Jiang Wen and stars Wen...
Nicholas Stoller and Jason Segel have another hit on their hands and I think this is their best collaboration yet. The Five-Year Engagement, which opened the Tribeca Film Festival and is set to come out on April 27th, stars...
Directed by Steve McQueen (Hunger), Shame follows the life of Brandon (Michael Fassbender), a New York business man who is riding on a self destructive path. While seemingly normal, Brandon is an addict, a sex addict, and all of...
Alex Karpovsky isn’t just appearing in Supporting Characters during the Tribeca Film Festival (check out my review here!), he also co-wrote, directed and stars in Rubberneck, a psychological thriller “based on true events” (though since I couldn’t find anything...
Why has it taken so long to set a Jason Statham movie in New York City? Statham, seemingly the last of the dying breed of kick-ass action heroes, plays his typical subdued Daniel Craig Bond-meets-John McClane character in Safe,...
Oh, the plight of a 20-something. Jillian is a law student who has dropped out to be an artist (with no talent), and has been asked to cover a friend’s day at work giving out free samples of a...
Inspiring and sweet, Yossi is the story of a closeted gay man living a lonely life as a cardiologist in Tel Aviv when a chance encounter with a woman from his past sets his life in a new direction....
Note: Later this week we will have exclusive content from the world premiere of Knuckleball! including photos and interviews with R.A. Dickey, Tim Wakefield, and co-director Annie Sundberg! Audiences went crazy for Moneyball, a fictionalized version of the Oakland...
