Apologies for being a little slow this weekend in getting to the European Film Award results -- which Gregory Ellwood listed over on his blog. It was a busy day, and by the time I remembered them, the British Independ...
I probably use the phrase "take a deep breath" to signal a pause before an awards frame plunge a bit too often this time of year, but the fact is this afternoon really is your last chance to breathe in some ...
If the best supporting actor race is wide open, the best supporting actress race is a case study of populist favorites vs. critics favorites. On the one hand, you have performances by Octavia Spencer, Jessica Ch...
Magnolia, the US distributor of Lars von Trier’s “Melancholia,” has employed something of a soft-shoe strategy in releasing the arthouse blockbuster – first there was that week-long, Oscar-qual...
In yet another milestone on the very strange road to adulthood my two sons are walking, they were witness to an exceptionally chipper Kirsten Dunst talking about her "boobies" as we settled in for a quick co...
It really isn't any mystery what the big story of the morning is. Well, it was the big story of all day yesterday, actually, but I saved it for this space. Brett Ratner, you've probably heard, decided to make a joke a...
There's a tendency in our circles to talk about the European Film Awards, which announced their annual nominations on Saturday, as some kind of highbrow parallel-universe Oscars, where art reigns and Hollywood-style p...
Michelle Williams stars as tragic screen legend Marilyn Monroe in the film, which focuses on her brief relationship with Colin Clark, an assistant director on the 1956 film "The Prince and the Showgirl" star...
Got a thing for waxed and bronzed mythological warriors?
Bound and determined to spend your holidays shooting imaginary enemies in an imaginary war with an imaginary gun?
Obsessed with owning every single Beatles so...
"Melancholia," "The King's Speech" and "The Artist" are among the top nominees for this year's European Film Awards.
Lars Von Trier's existential apocalypse drama rec...
