That director Zack Snyder’s vehemently faithful adaptation of Alan Moore’s seminal graphic novel is as entertaining as it is counts as a monumental achievement. But that doesn’t make it a great movie.
Big Picture Big Sound brings you the winners of the 81st Annual Academy Awards in real time, as they are announced.
Taut conspiracy thriller is elevated above the ordinary thanks to Tom Tykwer’s sharp direction and a typically rock solid performance by Clive Owen.
This low-brow, cameo-filled celebration of all things “Star Wars” arrives ten years past its prime. But it’s still the best thing to be associated with the franchise in years.
Strained, lighter-than-air romantic comedy about a corporate executive who falls for the smalltown, snowbound locals she’s sent to layoff. Like its heroine, it never warms up.
Bad even for a movie about vampires and werewolves, this “Underworld” prequel should, at the very least, be the final nail in this franchise’s (ahem) coffin.
Once again, Joe tries his hand at picking this year’s Oscar winners.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the nominations this morning for this year’s Oscars. And the nominees are…
In the first surprise of this short year, this little movie about a big rapper is a worthy testament to the man who would be B.I.G, and the first truly good Hip Hop biopic.
From the hate-to-say-I-told-you-so department. Anyone surprised but this news story would be well served to read this editorial from February 2006.
