The Top 10 Endings of 2011
You've read our Top 10 Openings of 2011 and now we have the other side of the spectrum. Don't you hate it when you walk out of the theater and just moments ...
Steve McQueen
The Top 10 Openings of 2011
The first few moments of a film can be precious. Landing an ending is vital, but a great initial hook can set that perfect tone to invite us into the story....
‘The Lone Ranger’ Assembles With Tom Wilkinson, Barry Pepper & More Confirmed
With production back on track to begin early next year, Gore Verbinski is now deep into casting Disney's blockbuster The Lone Ranger. We've already had John...
[Interview] ‘Shame’ Star Michael Fassbender & Director Steve McQueen Talk Addiction In Us All And The Business of Storytelling
Director Steve McQueen has made a name for himself and front and center in his two feature films is Michael Fassbender. The duo work together in a synergist...
10 Films To See In December
2011 is coming to an end and we've brought you our favorite in cinema each month. With December upon us, expect to see a flurry of year-end wrap-ups across th...
Must-Watch: Two Hour-Long Discussions With 2011’s Best Director and Actress Oscar Hopefuls
It is awards season, which means The Hollywood Reporter sits down with the top Oscar hopefuls (or whoever they could scrounge together) and talks to them fo...
[Review] Shame
Michael Fassbender tears up the screen in Steve McQueen's Shame. The actor offered a quietly evocative and committed performance in McQueen's profound debut...
[Now Streaming] Your ‘Shame,’ ‘The Lady’& ‘Coriolanus’ Alternatives
Each week within this column we strive to pair the latest in theatrical releases to worthwhile titles currently available on Netflix Instant Watch. This week we...
[Interview] ‘Shame’ Director Steve McQueen Talks ‘Hunger’ Connections, Humanity, Humor and More
British artist Steve McQueen made one of the past decade's most impressive filmmaking debuts with Hunger, a drama focusing on the 1981 hunger strike conduct...
Posterized Propaganda December 2011: Numbers and Faces
“Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover” is a proverb whose simple existence proves the fact impressionable souls will do so without fail. This monthly column focuse...