I didn't bother weighing in on last week's scuttlebutt that Jimmy Fallon was in talks to host the 85th annual Academy Awards, mostly because I was on the road in Texas, but also because I just couldn't see it happenin...
So, what did you watch this weekend? I'm betting that, for many of you, it wasn't anything in the cinema. By and large, US and UK distributors (and I expect many others besides) steered clear of the dark Olympic shado...
Simply spectacular. Turning a green, pastoral landscape the size of a football field into an industrial revolution factory in less than 15 min? Then pulling four gigantic rings across the stadium adding one from the g...
A local fan shows her support for the 2012 British Olympic team. Jolly good show!
Terry Gilliam's Sci-Fi thriller begins in a post-apocalyptic future, where the population has been decimated by a virus forcing everyone to live underground. A group of scientists send a convicted criminal, Cole...
No matter what the year, every summer season tends to deliver one or two unexpected hits. Sometimes it's a movie Hollywood thought would do well, but explodes into something more ("The Hangover"). ...
Release Date: June 27, 2003
Box Office: $45 million
Why: Danny Boyle seemed to be unstoppable with his first few films, and both "Shallow Grave" and "Trainspotting" are still great fun....
Harris plays Eve, a field agent working for Bond, while Marlohe plays the villainous Severine.
"Skyfall" is slated for release on November 9.
Last week, I drove to Santa Monica to sit for interviews that may or may not be used on the DVD/Blu-ray release of "The Hunger Games," and part of the interview dealt with the contributions that Gary Ross ma...
Now better known for his bad-ass heroics in a series of action films than for starring in the awards-bait dramas he used to churn out on a regular basis, Liam Neeson has transformed himself into one of the more unlike...
