The story begins in a hopeless nightmare.
You are thrown into a cramped prison cell with no explanation, slave to a cruel sorcerer.
The day of your death draws ever nearer, but one day, you encounter a book.
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Previous collaboration: “Gone Baby Gone” (2007)
Why Ben should: No disrespect to the Oscar-winning “Argo” director, who has a sure hand with actors, but he’s not his own best leading man...
Things worked a bit differently at the very first Cannes Film Festival in 1946. The festival took place in the fall, for starters, while the top prize -- not yet named the Palme d'Or -- was shared between 11 films. Th...
Already the buzz surrounding the show has taken on a scandalized sheen, as it's simply shocking -- shocking! -- to think that preachers' wives might not spend every hour of every day praying, baking or floating severa...
While it could be argued that Abrams' first "Star Trek" was as much Spock's (Zachary Quinto) movie as it was Kirk's (Chris Pine), there's very little of the former and a whole lot of the latter in the first ...
Spoiler alert! On last night's season finale of "Project Runway," Dmitry Sholokhov emerged the winner with a collection that pushed the limits, featured edgy styling (the jury's still out about the silv...
While "666 Park Avenue" may not deserve a place among the "best" of the new season based on quality and nuance, it definitely belongs here for its enthusiastic and slavishly [and effectively] deriv...
While many Hollywood franchises lose key creative personnel mid-stream (The "X-Men" films) or just sort of fall apart after two films (the "Spider-Man") series, Nolan's Batman trilogy appears to be...
Last Year's Nominees:
Julianna Margulies, "The Good Wife"
Kathy Bates, "Harry's Law"
Connie Britton, "Friday Night Lights"
Mireille Enos, "The Killing"
Mariska Hargitay, &q...
When Scarlett Johansson put on the spandex to play Marvel heroine Black Widow in "Iron Man 2," it was immediately clear that the character would become a regular in the Marvel movie universe. She's reprising...
