I have to believe Tyler Perry is smarter than this. The primary disconnect between critics and audiences of his films is essentially Roger Ebert’s law, his firs...
Having last delivered Role Models in 2008, it's been a long wait for the next film from sketch comedy master David Wain. Wanderlust marks a first collaboration ...
Asked by the Navy to create a film to honor the fallen Seals since 9-11 who gave their lives to protect our country, Mike McCoy and Scott Waugh took six months ...
Humanity itself is a combination of two divergent forces: reason and fury (at least that's what The Tree of Life teaches us). These are two states of being that...
The voice of Bill Courtney -- powerful and punctuated, resolute and fearless -- permeates every ounce of Undefeated, a marvelously spirited high school foot...
It’s been exactly 15 years to the day since The Borrowers last graced American screens in the form of Peter Hewitt’s delightful action comedy, also adapted from...
An unhinged Nicolas Cage playing a hellfire demon; Idris Elba taking on a drunk monk with crazy eyes; Ciarán Hinds in the new form of the devil; and a scene...
The Oscar Nominated Shorts, at least in the live action category, are as problematic as the Oscars themselves: all professionally made, and all without the prof...
Note: This is a re-post of our VIFF review.
The name Michael R. Roskam may become very familiar around cinematic circles—possibly as soon as next spring. Bea...
Putin's Kiss, the Sundance Festival-approved documentary on the modern state of Russia, shares similarities with its subject. Director Lise Birk Pedersen's debu...
