This kind of honesty is refreshing, to be sure. Especially from someone so deep into the Hollywood business of making movies. Studio director Joe Johnston, ...
The Social Network, only millions of dollars away from grossing $200 million worldwide, is getting a re-release into theaters on January 7th to compliment t...
Good news in the indie world today, as The A-Team director Joe Carnahan has finally received the green light for his Alaskan, man vs. nature thriller The Gr...
As David Fincher awaits his first Oscar for The Social Network, he's promoting the DVD and briefly talking on his 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea adaptation fo...
Ah, the rumor mill is hot when the word Pixar's spinning around. According to Bleeding Cool (which they say is according to the blog Animatie), the 2012-sla...
Though it be writer/director Sofia Coppola's fourth film, Somewhere feels like her first. It's the kind of flawed, precious and passionate character study, ...
Like every David O. Russell film before it, The Fighter, starring Mark Wahlberg, Christian Bale, Amy Adams and Melissa Leo, is an aggravatingly uneven and i...
Focusing on the shrapnel of a revolution is good cause for high drama. The means that justified an end that will never come. Writer/director Tanya Hamilton us...
All Good Things, though it has all the ingredients necessary to make a perverse thriller a la Psycho (even paying some obtuse homage to said film in the thi...
It's been a long year for former movie star Mel Gibson. Well, make it a long half-decade. Between getting drunk, pulled over, spewing anti-semitic slurs, al...
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.
