Movie Review: Draft Day

Read MoreOn the cinematic gridiron, Draft Day feels like kicking a field goal.
It’s good.
But it’s no touchdown, either.

Read MoreOn the cinematic gridiron, Draft Day feels like kicking a field goal.
It’s good.
But it’s no touchdown, either.

Jude Law doing his very best to slay his previous golden boy typecasting in “Dom Hemingway,” one of the year’s worst films.
Read More“Dom Hemingway” and “Transcendence” — Two Appallingly Bad Films for the Price of One
Does this mean I get my money back — twice?

Read MoreWith the passing two years ago of godless barracuda Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins more than anyone has inherited the weighty throne as the world’s foremost atheist.

Read More“Tim’s Vermeer” comes as a new documentary by the magical duo known as Penn and Teller.

Read More“The Grand Budapest Hotel” is unlike any film you will see (or not see) this year.
Imagine plunging Charlie Chaplin, Quentin Tarantino, and the Coen Brothers into a giant blender and then pressing “puree” for the full 101 minutes. That’s the succulent mix of zesty influences readily abundant in the latest film both written and directed by Wes Anderson, starring one of the best ensemble casts assembled for any film made in recent memory.