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By: Paul Coughlin
Gus Van Sant, along with Matt Damon & Casey Affleck, deftly use the medium of film and its devices to create a stark atmosphere in the beautifully conceived movie Gerry. more...
Some movies make you laugh. Some make you cry (in a good way). And others leave you clutching your heart and holding your breath, praying for the whole thing to end. more...
Spike Jonze's Where the Wild Things Are
By: Mike Lippert
Spike Jonze ventures off onto his own to bring a pupular children's book to the big screen and the results are as original as they are magical more...
Adventureland: Which Pieces are Missing?
By: Kay Szydlowski
Though it has many elements of a great movie, Adventureland never quite comes together to achieve the indie classic it could have been. more...
Review of The Scouting Book For Boys
By: Gareth Harding
Thomas Turgoose and Holly Grainger prove they have promising film careers ahead of them in The Scouting Book For Boys. Read a review of the movie below more...
By: Gareth Harding
Clive Owen puts in his best ever screen performance in this incredibly poignant drama. Oscars surely beckon for The Boys Are Back. Read a review below more...
Precious: Based on the Novel Push By Saphire
By: Zachary Herrmann
Short of Antichrist, few movies released in theaters this year exhibit more pain and suffering than the Sundance standout Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Saphire. more...
By: Denise Castillón
Monaghan delivers a strong, stand-out performance in this subtle, quiet drama about a tough, free-living female trucker who suddenly must care for her estranged young son more...
Dexter Seasons 1-4 - An Overview
By: Vickie Britton
Each season introduces a new set of problems for Dexter Morgan, who must balance his time between work, family and his secret life as the Bay Harbor Butcher. more...
In The Spotlight - Kings of the Evening
By: Paula Edelstein
The producer discusses the making of Kings of the Evening and his continuing goal to employ struggling artists in quality productions. more...
By: Francine Brokaw
An Education is the story of one young girl who discovers a whole new world and must decide whether to follow her dreams or try something new. more...
Movie Review: Boogie Nights (1997)
By: Kenneth Davis
A review of writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson's Boogie Nights, a compelling exploration of the adult film industry in the late 1970s. more...
Blood and Chocolate 2007 Werewolf Film
A young woman is set to become the next mate for the leader of her werewolf pack, unfortunately, she is torn between her loyalty and her love for another man. more...
By: Nick Rogers
Despite overt pushiness with played-out indie-quirk elements, "Sunshine Cleaning" gets its brightest rays from a cast able to find natural nuance in their characters. more...
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