By Roger MooreMCT |
Wednesday, May 01 2:59 p.m. The third “Iron Man” movie, the finale to this trilogy of Marvel marvels, is the jokiest and cutest of them all.
By A.O. SCOTTNew York Times News Service |
Wednesday, May 01 2:54 p.m. In Terrence Malick’s films, it usually is possible to discern, beneath the blossoms of metaphor and the philosophical...
By Mick LaSalleSan Francisco Chronicle |
Thursday, April 25 9:52 a.m. To see so much talent gathered around such a weak script, as in “The Big Wedding,” is to wonder whether movie stars...
By Roger MooreMCT |
Wednesday, April 24 1:52 p.m. Once you’ve destroyed Pearl Harbor and let robots rampage across the Earth a few times, your whole idea of a buddy picture...
By SUZETTE LABOYAssociated Press |
Wednesday, April 24 1:52 p.m. The real-life murder, torture and kidnapping case from South Florida that’s behind the movie “Pain &...
By Roger MooreMCT |
Wednesday, April 24 1:51 p.m. The cinema’s leading purveyor of Southern Gothic, Jeff Nichols, hands Matthew McConaughey his latest tour de force turn in...
By STEPHEN HOLDENNew York Times News Service |
Wednesday, April 24 1:50 p.m. A seam of melancholy runs through “The Company You Keep,” Robert Redford’s reflective melodrama about...
By MANOHLA DARGISNew York Times News Service |
Wednesday, April 24 1:50 p.m. Shane Carruth’s “Upstream Color,” a deeply sincere, elliptical movie about being and nature, men and women,...
By DENNIS LIMNew York Times News Service |
Wednesday, April 24 1:49 p.m. ‘I won’t always give satisfying answers,” filmmaker Shane Carruth said, by way of warning, in an interview...
By Roger MooreMcClatchy Newspapers |
Tuesday, April 23 3:59 p.m. Science fiction is one film genre that seems to wear its ancestors, the films that inspired it or, less charitably, that it...
By Roger MooreMCT |
Wednesday, April 17 2:20 p.m. Quentin Tarantino made her the most famous stunt woman alive. But Zoe Bell, now 34 and years removed from her breakout in...
By Roger MooreMCT |
Wednesday, April 17 2:18 p.m. Here’s a fascinating piece of history that escaped much of the world’s notice when it happened in 1988.
By A.O. SCOTTNew York Times News Service |
Wednesday, April 17 2:17 p.m. Ginger and Rosa are best friends. Vanguard baby boomers born in adjacent London hospital beds in 1945, they are teenagers in...
By ANDY WEBSTERNew York Times News Service |
Sunday, April 14 12:50 p.m. It’s not even Halloween, and Dimension Films (the Weinstein Co.’s horror, action and sophomoric-comedy arm) is...
By DANA JENNINGSNew York Times News Service |
Wednesday, April 10 12:43 p.m. Watching the movie “42” brings to mind the ending to John Ford’s fine 1962 western, “The Man Who Shot...