Movie News
New Releases: December 23
Cameron Crowe and Matt Damon get family friendly this week. [click for more]
Matt Damon
Movie News
New Releases: March 4
1. Rango (Paramount, 3,700 Theaters, 107 Minutes, Rated PG): So, who out there thought a Gore Verbinski/Johnny Depp reunion would involve the latter playing a lizard living in the animal version of the Old West? [click for more]
Movie News
New Releases: October 22
1. Paranormal Activity 2 (Paramount, 2,900 Theaters, 91 Minutes, Rated R): The first Paranormal Activity was such a surprise hit that it became a mini-national sensation when it was released last year. It hit wide [click for more]
Movie News
New Releases: March 12
1. Green Zone (Universal, 3,003 Theaters, 115 Minutes, Rated R): The director of the Bourne films and the star of the Bourne films means this essentially a Bourne film, right? Not exactly. Matt Damon plays [click for more]
Movie News
Oscar Nominations Post-Mortem: How Did We Do?
On Friday, we here at FilmBuffOnline handicapped the Oscar race as we saw it. As we all know, the nominations have just been released. How did we do? Well, let’s find out. And the nominees [click for more]
Movie News
Oscar Nominations: Who Will Make The Cut
It’s that time of year again. This Tuesday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will announce the nominees for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. Every year there are snubs and surprises, thrills and [click for more]
Movie News
New Releases: December 11
1. The Princess and the Frog (Disney, 3,434 Theaters, 97 Minutes, Rated G): This is the week where I can’t decide what I think about the films being released. Each film has a lot going [click for more]
Film Reviews
Review: THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM
After a summer blockbuster season that contained a myriad of films that, for better or worse, placed the staging of their action set pieces over such concerns as story logic and intelligence, The Bourne Ultimatum [click for more]
Film Reviews
Review: THE BROTHERS GRIMM
Director Terry Gilliam is inarguably one of the top fantasists working in film today. His best work – Time Bandits (1981), Brazil (1985), The Fisher King (1991) and 12 Monkeys (1995)– display an imagination informed [click for more]