We don't know if it will be titled Sleeping Dogs or Triple Frontier, but the next feature from The Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow has confirmed its fi...
In the latest Thanksgiving-themed episode of The Film Stage podcast, co-host Dan Mecca and yours truly discuss the bulk of recent releases. We quickly menti...
Daniel Benmayor's first feature was titled Paintball. In the action/horror a group of people were dropped into a forest for a paintball match, only to find ou...
From director of Run Lola Run, Heaven, The International, and Perfume: The Story of a Murderer comes his next feature, Drei (or translated as Three). This is ...
Restrepo is currently one of the highest reviewed films of the year, sitting at 97% with nearly 100 reviews on RottenTomatoes and recently garnered as a fin...
After the embarrassing US poster, that even director Tom Hooper disliked, we now have some hope. LoveFilm (via Firstshowing) unveiled the UK quad poster for...
I can't believe it came out this year, but Miguel Arteta's Youth In Revolt hit theaters the first weekend of January and it dissuaded the infamous January/F...
I have yet to take part in the mania known as Twilight, but with each film supposedly getting better than the last, one day I may just have to sit down (wit...
One of the best times I had at the theater last year was with Ruben Fleischer's Zombieland. It was also a huge financial success, grossing over 4 times its ...
Warner Bros. has sent over the first official image the sequel to Guy Ritche's Sherlock Holmes. The film was wildly successfully, grossing over $500 million...
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