Last year around this time, although Life of Pi made over $600 million worldwide, one company that made the film possible declared bankruptcy. Two weeks bef...
With virtually every studio trying to replicate Marvel's model for The Avengers, it's a remarkably bleak outlook for Hollywood's tentpole slate. The latest ...
With it being nearly 20 years since the release of Nintendo's Virtual Boy, virtual reality has come a long way, as one might expect. While it hasn't become ...
After collaborating on Fantastic Mr. Fox and Moonrise Kingdom, composer Alexandre Desplat has returned to the world of Wes Anderson for his latest project, ...
Kicking off early next month in Austin, Texas is South by Southwest Film Festival and today brings new images from two features that will be stopping by the...
As Russell Crowe attempts to get Noah in front of the eyes of Pope Francis, the rest of us will be able to see it come March 28t; to gear up for its interna...
"When was the last time you experienced a movie that truly lingered in the memory?," we asked in our review of 12 Years a Slave last fall. "Steve McQueen ha...
Wes Anderson's films have always had his unique stamp, but as of late, the director, seems to be getting more and more precise with his rigid, immaculate de...
After earning a Best Picture nomination for her Carey Mulligan-led drama An Education, we were quite let down when it came to director Lone Scherfig's follo...
Placing high on our top 50 films of 2013, Joshua Oppenheimer's The Act of Killing is a deeply unsettling exploration of the mass killings reenacted by Indon...
Jordan Raup is the founder and editor-in-chief of The Film Stage and a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic. Track his obsessive film-watching on Letterboxd.
