If Hot Wheels and "Ocean’s Eleven" had a baby, and that baby were raised on the set of a bad soap opera filled with melodramatic bodybuilders with awesome cars and hot Brazillian models, it would be this movie. Okay, I admit it. I liked it.
Werner Herzog takes a spartan crew into a cave that contains the oldest known art. Visually stunning and a real peek into the past.
Director Joe Nussbaum brings some new steps to the old dance in this trip down teenage memory lane.
A calm, young genius is surrounded by people careening wildly out of control in what is supposed to be funny. It’s not.
A young couple is moving to his hometown in Oregon. She will get to know the joys of being with the people he grew up with. Problem is that she hates them and they hate her.
Orlando Bloom stars as a first-year medical student who becomes obsessed with a young attractive woman. Is it sexual? Is it a character flaw? Does it matter?
An Icelandic comedian mounts a prank campaign to be the mayor of Reykjavik, only to see it unfold in a way he could not have imagined in his wildest dreams.
Pretty to look at, but a tepid and toothless adaptation of the Sara Gruen novel.
Documentary about boxing’s heavyweight champion brothers is beautiful to look at, despite some scenes that the squeamish may find barbaric and repulsive.
The history of the film industry in Yugoslavia under Tito is looked back upon fondly by some of its participants. Tito, only because he is dead, has no say in the production.
