Woody Allen's latest film, "To Rome With Love," is going to Los Angeles (hopefully with love) this June.
It was chosen as the opening night film for the annual Los Angeles Film Festival.
"Ro...
Looks like all the True Believers out there will have to wait a few extra months to see "Thor 2."
The Marvel sequel has been moved back from July 16, 2013 to November 15, 2013, just two weeks before the T...
Jason Segel ("How I Met Your Mother") and Ed Helms ("The Hangover") star in "Jeff Who Lives at Home," the new film from the Duplass Brothers, the masters of low-key melancholy comedy (&qu...
In the upcoming horror film "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark," Katie Holmes realizes her daughter Sally (Bailee Madison) is being contacted by vicious ghosts in their house who want the new tenants to leave.
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There are so many movies that I saw when I was young that I have not seen since that I almost wonder if it's fair to say that I've seen them. I remember what I remember about them, but I also saw them at an age ...
The stunning Christina Hendricks at the "Drive" premiere in L.A. Friday night. The screening was part of the Los Angeles Film Festival.
"Drive" opens September 16.
Read Gregory Ellwood's rev...
Hyping a movie as a "must-see" can be a dangerous habit and should therefore be treated judiciously. It can lead to unfulfilled expectations by an audience and if used too often cheapen the recommendat...
Do you remember when Jack Black was the next big thing? When he was seen as the heir apparent of leading comedy actors? Well, yes, it's been awhile, but let's review for context's sake, shall we?
Black ...
In something of a minor surprise, the 2011 Los Angeles FIlm Festival has landed the world premiere of Richard Linklater's new film "Bernie" as its opening night feature.
The story finds Black as Bernie, a...
Prestige films will return to the spotlight at the Cannes Film Festival later this month, but back on this side of the Atlantic, numerous potential end of year players are already starting to make some noise before th...
