A documentary on a single subject can live or die by how fascinating the person or item in focus is. Luckily for Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel, the pers...
Academy Award-winning director Kevin MacDonald (The Last King of Scotland) takes a comprehensive look at a world-renowned musical icon in the biopic Marley. In ...
The subject of one's first love is a tricky thing to capture on film. There's a mystical tint to the days, months, or even years that one spends ensconced in th...
Directed by Bill Sebastian, Qwerty tells the story of Zoe (Dana Pupkin), a lonely "word nerd" who puts her peculiar talents to work for the Chicago DMV by check...
In 2009, comedian and television personality Steve Harvey gave women the keys to the castle. His best-selling book, Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, flew off ...
Sadly—or perhaps not—The Lucky One did not instill a need to rectify by neglect of watching or reading author Nicholas Sparks' previous works. A romantic drama ...
The Intouchables took Europe by storm last year both commercially and critically and now that it has landed stateside. It's easy to understand why; it's the rar...
There's something about working at a movie theater that just sucks you in; although the pay is crappy and the customers are damn near unbearable, people can spe...
The passion that Bob and Peter Farrelly have for The Three Stooges is undeniable. For the past decade they've gone through many possible incarnations of this up...
Based loosely on the Hasbro board game of the same name, Battleship is heavy on gigantic explosions and low on plausibility or engaging dialogue. However, this ...
