In this third installment of the massively popular Dreamworks children's franchise Madagascar 3, the director trio team of Eric Darnell, Tom McGrath and Conrad ...
John Hillcoat's Lawless, with its Tommy guns, tilted fedoras and backwater blues, is certainly the most American film to show at Cannes in some time. It's the 1...
Matteo Garrone's Reality never becomes the vicious criticism of unearned fame and non-stop television one might expect from the man who revived the mafia pictur...
While the mindless churning out of posters is usually reserved for big studios and their tentpoles, this trend has an uptick in the smaller film scene. We s...
While he is currently at Cannes promoting Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, Bill Murray potentially has a major awards contender this December with Hyde Park...
After appearing in over one-hundred films and breaking more bones than he can even recount, action legend Jackie Chan is hanging his hat up on the genre tha...
With each new film, Michel Gondry falls further and further away from his Charlie Kaufman-scripted opus, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Here in Cannes w...
On a steep decline since his tense, submarine war drama U-571, director Jonathan Mostow has delivered one subpar Terminator film and the dire Bruce Willis a...
If you either recognize Lily Rabe as the tortured Nora Montgomery from American Horror Story or Deborah Lehrman from All Good Things, there's no denying tha...
Before he was Eduardo Saverin or Peter Parker, Andrew Garfield broke out in the excellent, small drama Boy A. Director John Crowley showed great potential a...
