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Eva Green’s ‘Womb’ Is Pregnant With Possibility That It Never Quite Delivers
Two kids, a boy and a girl, play along a cold-looking stretch of beach on the English coast. The pre-teens grow close, but before they can reach the cusp of an awakening sexuality Rebecca and her...
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‘Miss Bala’ Turns a Tragic Situation Into a Mundane Frustration (Mexico)
Laura (Stephanie Sigman) is a tall, long-limbed beauty who feels trapped and unappreciated in her small town outside Mexico City, so she leaves and follows the bright lights and promises of stardom by...
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Trailer for Voice Acting Doc Will Have You Saying ‘I Know That Voice’
There’s something really satisfying and simultaneously surreal about seeing the person behind a cartoon voice in the flesh. It’s why Hank Azaria always gets asked to do all of his Simpsons voices...
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‘Cabin in the Woods’ Star Richard Jenkins Talks Getting Bloody and Which of...
When we’re introduced to Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford‘s white-collar characters in the opening scene of The Cabin in the Woods, it becomes wildly apparent Drew Goddard‘s film is not your...
View ArticleWatch: Christopher Nolan’s First Short Film ‘Doodlebug’
Why Watch? The early potential of filmmaking master Christopher Nolan shines through here along with the insanity of a man chasing something around his apartment with his shoes. Written, directed,...
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Cannes 2012: Tim Roth To Head Un Certain Regard Jury – Expect Misery
With this year’s Cannes Film Festival quickly coming round the bend, now’s as good a time as any to officially start the FSR pre-festival coverage, and as if by magic, perhaps sensing that I was about...
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Review: Fantastic, Funny, and True, Lena Dunham’s ‘Girls’ Is A Winner
Editor’s note: With Girls premiering on HBO this weekend, we thought one of Kate’s favorites from SXSW was in need of a re-run. This review was originally posted on March 13, as part of our SXSW Film...
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Danny McBride to Get Pervy in Danish Remake ‘Clown’
Danny McBride’s particular brand of humor seems to be one of those “love it or hate it” forms of entertainment. Some people watch what he does on Eastbound and Down and laugh hysterically, others just...
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Review: ‘The Three Stooges’ Features Fantastic Impersonations, Misplaced...
With imitation being the sincerest form of flattery, the original Three Stooges would be most flattered (if they were still alive, of course) by the new Farrelly Brothers‘ film The Three Stooges. They...
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Whit Stillman Talks Writer’s Block and Letting Dialogue Inform the Story for...
Writer/director Whit Stillman‘s name hasn’t graced the big screen since his slightly divisive The Last Days of Disco hit thirteen years ago. That’s quite a long time between features, but if it takes...
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‘Red Lights’ Trailer Sees Cillian Murphy and Robert De Niro Matching Wits...
Back in 2010, Spanish director Rodrigo Cortés got the attention of U.S. audiences by putting Ryan Reynolds in a box for Buried. Now he’s back with an ensemble number that looks at the world of...
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Movies to See Before the World Ends: The Matrix
The Mayans, the wise race of ancients who created hot cocoa, set December 21st, 2012 as the end date of their Calendar, which the intelligent and logical amongst us know signifies the day the world...
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Nancy Meyers, Your Mother’s Favorite Filmmaker, Lines Up Two New Projects:...
Writer and director Nancy Meyers has often drawn ire for her knack for purveying lifestyle over substance in her films, with works like It’s Complicated, The Holiday, and Something’s Gotta Give...
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Movie News After Dark: Moonrise Kids, Catholic Boobs, Lena Dunham, Thor 2 and...
What is Movie News After Dark? It’s a nightly column that is always topical, often timely and ever ready to rock your world with all the great articles you’d probably find yourself, if you had the...
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Gina Carano Takes on ActionFest, Explains The Collision of Wonder Woman and...
When you think of the typical action hero, the image that immediately leaps to mind is undoubtedly that of a bloody, bandana-clad dude with a massive gun, or a rouge tough guy cop, or perhaps a macho...
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Scenes We Love: Iko Uwais Shows What He Can Do In ‘Merantau’
In this week’s edition of our new favorite thing to do on a Sunday afternoon, otherwise known as Scenes We Love, we celebrate the fact that ActionFest is happening this weekend. And while coverage of...
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The Road to ActionFest 2012 Brings Gangs, Goons and Great Fried Chicken
If you haven’t heard of ActionFest, let this piece stand as your introduction. ActionFest is a young film festival held annually in April in beautiful Asheville, North Carolina celebrating,...
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Box Office: Three More Go Down to ‘The Hunger Games’ Might
See, this is why there’s no ESPN in the future, because every show they had would only cover The Hunger Games. Once again, the juggernaut about a dystopian American Idol where teens fling arrows at...
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‘Catching Fire’ Doesn’t Need a Woman Director, But That Doesn’t Mean it...
As any The Hunger Games fan already knows, the director who took on the challenge of bringing the first book in Suzanne Collins’s seminal series to life has stepped away from the sequel, Catching...
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All Signs Point to The Mandarin for ‘Iron Man 3′
In 2010, Jon Favreau wasn’t out of the Iron Man business yet when he announced that Iron Man 3 had to have The Mandarin. It made sense. After all, it’s the most formidable opponent Tony Stark ever...
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