Provides a nice bookend to the summer season with May's Chef. »»
Prime Suspect: The Complete Collection is the gold standard of British police action. »»
Perfunctory sequel, nothing more »»
First trailer for action sequel »»
The ceremony airs live on NBC, Sunday, January 13. »»
Alfred Hitchcock is the world's most famous director. But when he chooses the controversial Psycho as his next movie, no one will support it. Risking everything, he and his wife Alma fight to get it made. Starring Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren a »»
New trailer »»
Prime Suspect allows Helen Mirren to not merely play a cop, but to give more than procedural tasks. »»
A strong, albeit stripped-down, Cold War thriller. »»
Arthur is a rare example of a remake trumping the original in virtually every regard. »»
RED vs. Harry Brown in the battle of retirees with revenge on their minds. »»
There’s no school like the old school. »»
Zach Snyder shows his versatility »»
The film, about retired CIA agents, features an all-star cast including Bruce Willis, Mary-Louise Parker, Morgan Freeman, Helen Mirren and John Malkovich. »»
A paranoid Vulture? »»
Instead of being destined to be a children’s classic, Inkheart will just fall among the worst of the Brendan Fraser movies like Monkeybone. »»
A focus on journalism in a day where newspapers are dying, hmmm. »»
Warner Brothers has some early details about the DVD and Blu-Ray releases for Inkheart. Each will be available to own beginning June 23, 2009. The DVD release will include both widescreen and full screen presentations, along with English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround tracks. The Blu-ray release will include around 30 minutes of extra material, along with a digital copy of the film, and a copy of the DVD. No details regarding the extras on either the DVD or Blu-Ray have been released yet. We'll keep you posted! »»
Brendan Fraser as a Last Action Neverending Story Hero? »»
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