In Odder News: ‘Citizen Kane’ Action Remake
Fantastic Fest brings all kind of odd art to the front lines, and today it brought news of Citizen Jane, starring Michelle Rodriguez (Machete, Fast and the ...
Month: September 2010
Natalie Portman on a ‘Professional’ Sequel
While receiving critical praise for her daring performance in Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan, Natalie Portman was asked an old question by MTV: How about a s...
Stephen Fry Plays Holmes Too in ‘Sherlock 2’
In the unstoppable sequel to Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes, the master of Brit wit, Stephen Fry, has signed on to play Sherlock's older (and often smarter) ...
[Review] Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps
O Brother, Where Art Gordon Gekko?
There's a lot done right in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. Director Oliver Stone has turned out an entertaining film...
[NYFF Reviews] A Letter To Elia, Tuesday After Christmas, Film Socialisme
Not unlike Camerman, the documentary about accomplished cinematographer Jack Cardiff, Martin Scorsese's A Letter To Elia, an hour-long half docu-ography/hal...
Guest, Whedon and the End of an Era
The men of This is Spinal Tap (Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer) are reuniting for another mockumentary in the vein of their past effort...
[Weekend Box Office] Money Wide Awake For ‘Wall Street’
Oliver Stone's sequel Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps opened with an average weekend, but still earned the top spot in a pretty dispersed box office. It e...
[Review] The Virginity Hit
Your first time is not always your best time. Perhaps the audience for The Virginity Hit, the new mockumentary by veterans of the genre Huck Botko and Andre...
[Review] Catfish
Note: This review contains mild spoilers.
Catfish is incredibly difficult to talk about. It's a film that you should go in with a blank slate not knowing...
[NYFF Review] Poetry
There is an undeniable charm to Lee Chang Dong's Poetry which examines the life of an elderly woman attempting to learn the art of writing poetry before she...