It's been around for nearly a year, making it's controversial premiere in Cannes 2009.
Some called it brilliant, others called it a pretentious, burdens...
Throw another hat into the already-full ring!
Apparently Marvel is making a play for hot star Channing Tatum, fresh off box-office successes G.I. Joe and...
What do you think of Mel Gibson as a director?
All in all, the man's been pretty successful, with four well-made films to his name: The Man Without a Fac...
With auteur Terrence Malick's fifth film in as many decades coming out this November, starring Brad Pitt and Sean Penn as father and son respectively (living in different generations of course), it begs the question: what kind of father will Pitt play?...
So it is that despite the middling reviews and unnecessarily cult-like Robert Pattinson fandom, Remember Me, directed by the very capable Allen Coulter (Hollywoodland), is a simple, well-made love story about two young, tortured souls and the families that torture them....
Jarecki has quite literally taken his film back into his own hands. From The (fledgling) Weinstein Company, that is. Jarecki gained critical acclaim for his piercing documentary Capturing the Friedmans and has been making All Good Things for years upon years......
Well, like they say, fourth time's the charm. Because God knows the third time for this franchise was a rocky, run-of-the mill road.
Shrek Forever After lo...
Though the 2009 film year will be remembered for Kathryn Bigelow's triumph, Lone Scherfig (director of the critically acclaimed, Oscar-nominated An Education) was close on the coat tails, reaffirming what a truly dynamite year it was for women directors....
John Carter Of Mars, the story of a Civil War soldier transplanted and imprisoned by Martians, has a new composer - Oscar Winner Michael Giacchino.
The ...
Dan Mecca is the co-founder and managing editor of The Film Stage. He is a producer and filmmaker living in Pittsburgh. He watches a lot of movies and tracks them on Letterboxd.
