He may be getting attention for his acclaimed drama Philomena, as well as the recent Sundance debut of his entertaining sequel The Trip to Italy, but Steve ...
With Mister Foe, Perfect Sense, and more, Scottish director David Mackenzie has been making quality dramas for over a decade, and it looks like he's finally...
After lending her voice for the best track off Baz Luhrmann's lascivious adaptation of The Great Gatsby, Lana Del Ray will be returning to the summer blockb...
Concluding today is the 30th Sundance Film Festival and while we've still got a handful of reviews and features to come, they've announced their jury and au...
Nostalgia can be an unwieldy tool in the world of filmmaking. Few features manage to effectively capture the charms of a certain time period, either going overb...
During White Bird in a Blizzard, our lead Kat Connors (Shailene Woodley), is browsing records with a friend (Gabourey Sidibe) and a poster for David Lynch's deb...
When a film follows a despicable character acting out despicable things, it takes a careful balance in both the direction and the writing to give an audience an...
In 2013 we got a romance-tinged take on the zombie genre with Warm Bodies and this year's Sundance Film Festival brings a smaller-scale, independent effort also...
Shortly after being pulled from it's March 2014 theatrical release in the United States, The Weinstein Company have quickly answered with a reason for the s...
Struggling to find his place in Hollywood after a string of failures, Ryan Reynolds has turned to a handful of independent features in some attempt to regain fo...
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