Movie Review | 'The Bubble': The Warmth of Comfort Zones
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Vacillating provocatively between romantic comedy and political tragedy, âThe Bubbleâ is photographed with a sunny brightness that belies the gravity of its intentions.
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âEagle vs Sharkâ is one of those movies that invite you to laugh at its misfit characters and empathize with them at the same time.
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'I liked the subject. I am not an intellectual, but it is very close to my heart. You have to watch the film to feel that.'
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Judd Apatow scores big hit with his tender observations of everyday life
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Whether you like or loathe Bruno Dumontâs movies, his unsettling vision of humanity stripped of cultural finery feels profoundly truthful.
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TOF 111: "Closer" and Hollywood's fear of erotic intimacy
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Todd FieldÂs superb film adaptation of the novel by Tom Perrotta result is challenging, accessible and hard to stop thinking about.
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Amy Foxâs sensitive new play nicely captures something of the loneliness and childlike joy of letting your imagination wander.
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Swimming in the lucrative wake of "Finding Nemo," DreamWorks's foray into computer-generated underwater animation is a rambunctious, reasonably amusing pop confection.
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Russell Banksâs new novel bears less resemblance to any of his gritty, visionary epics than it does to a melodramatic B movie from the 1940s.
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Researchers are trying to turn the simulated realities of science-fiction movies into the armchair realities of everyday life
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'What the Bleep' thrills some moviegoers, alarms others, and surprises everyone with its draw.
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Choi Dong Hoon directs a terrific film about the sensual energy and reckless optimism of youth.
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At some time, most adults experience floaters, sensations that many people describe as specks, bugs or cobwebs floating in their fields of vision.
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Buoyant, colorful acting enlivens this moderately contrived but engaging comedy from Marie Jones, the author of âStones in His Pockets.â
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The movie âThemâ revels in atmosphere, using long unbroken takes and ambient sound to lull you into complacency before unleashing nerve-jangling shocks.
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âCassandraâs Dream,â Woody Allenâs latest excursion to the dark side of human nature, is good enough that you may wonder why he doesnât just stop making comedies once and for all.