Journeys to the center of the Earth have been a staple of fantasy literature since Dante visited the Inferno and Alice tumbled down the rabbit hole. Unfortunately modern science has replaced the imaginative worlds of [click for more]
One thing that makes for potent drama or comedy is the clash of cultures, how one group of people reacts to ways different from their own. At the surface, that’s what the British dramedy Bend [click for more]
In Being John Malkovich, screenwriter Charlie Kaufman and director Spike Jonze took their audience literally inside the mind of a great Hollywood actor. With their new collaboration Adaptation, the pair now take us inside the [click for more]
It’s looking to be a good year for fans of comic book films. Upcoming months will see Academy Award nominated director Ang Lee’s take on the four-color retelling of Jekyll and Hyde The Hulk, Bryan [click for more]
When director Terry Gilliam invited documentarians Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe to chronicle in the making of the science-fiction thriller Twelve Monkeys, he said that “if anything should go wrong, at least I’ll have witnesses.” [click for more]
It’s a running joke among some film fans that James Bond is the worst secret agent ever. Everywhere he goes he just announces himself with his real name. Not very inconspicuous. But now the movies [click for more]
The Civil War was one of the bloodiest times in American history, but one of its most devastating battles was fought not in the plantation field’s of the south but in the streets of New [click for more]
If one gets the overwhelming feeling of déjà vu while watching Star Trek Nemesis it’s understandable, as the 10th installment in the long running television series-cum-film franchise liberally steals story elements from previous entries but [click for more]
It’s hard to escape the irony that the release of the new Jennifer Lopez film, Maid In Manhattan in which she plays a New York City hotel maid who finds true love would coincide with [click for more]
For years, Christmas themed holiday movies have far out-numbered Chanukah themed ones. Although Adam Sandler’s new animated comedy Eight Crazy Nights is set during the Jewish Festival of Lights, it’s certainly not going to help [click for more]
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