In this week’s New Yorker, Tad Friend writes about the appalling state of affairs for women in Hollywood by…
Imagine a reputable male Hollywood director and three male screenwriters making a film version of a historical…
This bitingly funny but sweet satire, written by Phil Johnston and skillfully directed by Miguel Arteta, bears the imprimatur of its producers, Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor, the best film satirists in America today. Ed Helms plays Tim Lippe, an innocent insurance salesman from Brown Valley, Wisconsin…
A disappointing Italian noirish thriller with the great Toni Servillo as a man who has escaped a former criminal life and his past…
The first movie that made me cry hot tears of outraged indignation was The Hill, by Sidney Lumet, an incredibly intense film with…
Boo! Very disappointing. A rip off of every other classic horror movie, including Poltergeist, The Sixth Sense, Paranormal Activity, The…
This taut, suspenseful, but slightly frustrating Italian thriller from director Giuseppe Capotondi is quite interesting and…
