Bob Hoskins is a force of nature in director John Mackenzie’s twisty British gangster film.
Overgrown middle-aged son won’t move out of his parent’s house. I wish the whole bunch of them would move to another planet.
Aaron Eckhart is perfect in Jason Reitman’s dark satire about Big Tobacco and the public who loves them.
Canadian Broadcast Company (CBC) has compiled some of the funniest short films contributed by not entirely well-known film-makers and comedy troupes. When I say ‘short’ I mean really short (under 2 minutes each). There are 5 finalists, and the top video (as voted by viewers) will make it into a special to air on CBC television. Home Theater Editor Chris Boylan’s aunt’s nephew (who is not his cousin) was accepted as a finalist so check them out and vote for the funniest one (and make sure there are lawyers involved, or at least people who play lawyers on TV).
Tired of all this whining about illegal downloading being the cause of Hollywood’s lackluster box office grosses? Why don’t we admit what the real problem is: there’s nothing to see.
The folks behind the Matrix franchise try to branch out, but they shouldn’t have bothered.
Refreshingly faithful but maddeningly uneven adaptation of the classic Alan Moore graphic novel about a masked man reigning terror on a totalitarian London.
Dave Chappelle’s celebration of, well, celebrating is like one of those great parties where you never get to spend enough time with anyone.
At the 2005/2006 Golden Globes awards, it was good to be gay… or at least play one in a movie.
