Cassandra's Dream
Rendition
The Other Boleyn Girl
Funny Games
Love In The Time Of Cholera
Lust,Caution
Michael Clayton
Feel The Noise
Honeydripper
Atonement
Bordertown
Rails and Ties
Cleaner
The Golden Age
Bee Movie
We Own The Night
This Christmas
The Perfect Holiday
Sleuth
John Rambo
The Great Debaters
Pathology
The Comebacks
Hitman
Mr. Untouchable
Tyler Perry's -Why Did I Get Married?
Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
Saw IV
30 Days of Night
Beowulf
Kings Of The Evening
In the Valley of Elah
I Am Legend
IronMan
I'm Not There
Get Smart
10,000
Doomsday
All the Boys Love Mandy Lane
Cloverfield/1-18-08
Gone Baby Gone
John Hancock
Lions for Lambs
The Dark Knight
American Gangster
August Rush
Babylon A.D.
Redrum
Sarbane's Oxley
National Treasure 2
Things We Lost in The Fire
The Strangers
Inkheart
The Golden Compass
A Day In The Life
Resident Evil: Extinction
Rogue

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45th Annual New York Film Festival

Films from Sydney Lumet, Wes Anderson, and the Coen Brothers highlight this year's festival

MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA casting news

Derek Luke, Michael Ealy, and James Gandolfini join Spike Lee's war film

EVAN ROSS news

Ross to star along Hilary Duff in 'Greta', an interracial teen romance

Dragon Ball update

Chud.com has the scoop on James Wong writing/directing DRAGON BALL live action

FEEL THE NOIZE : An Interview with Omarion Grandberry

Omarion talks about working on this film, his reunion with Marques Houston on “Somebody Help Me” and his upcoming album with Bow Wow.

This Christmas update

Check out the trailer with Chris Brown, Lauren London, Regina Hall, and Idris Elba

FIRST SUNDAY update

Latino Review has the first pic of the Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan comedy.

AMERICAN GANSTER update

Actuacine.net has some exclusive pics on the Denzel Washington - Russell Crowe film

College Hill: An Interview with Producer Sean Rankine

Rankine spoke about his responsibilities to putting a reality series together without trying to cross the line

Elizabeth: The Golden Age update

Check out new pics of Cate Blanchett and Geoffrey Rush

THE GAME PLAN
An Interview with Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Director Andy Fickman

Johnson, along with Director Andy Fickman talked about the making of the film, the football scenes, and learning ballet

Things We Lost In The Fire Update

New pictures added.

SOUL MEN casting news

Samuel L. Jackson and Bernie Mac will star together in the comedy film "Soul Men".

DENZEL WASHINGTON news

Washington to reteam with Tony Scott on the remake of "The Taking of Pelham 1, 2, 3"

SPIKE LEE news

Lee adds Italian cast for WWII film

LUST, CAUTION: An Interview with Director Ang Lee

Lee talks about the use of excessive nudity in the film and the reception received by countries overseas.

INTO THE WILD: An Interview with Emile Hirsch

Hirsch talks about his preparation for the role as Chris McCandless as well as working for Sean Penn.

ALIENS VS. PREDATOR: REQUIEM.update

Joblo.com has the exclusive look at the poster for ALIENS VS. PREDATOR: REQUIEM.

ANGELS IN THE DUST: An Interview with Director Louise Hogarth

Hogarth talks about the making of this film, investigating HIV in Africa, and the challenges she faced.

NAOMI CAMPBELL news

Campbell lands role in Spike Lee's War film

EASTERN PROMISES: An Interview with Viggo Mortensen

Mortensen talks about working with Cronenberg again, learning to speak in Russian, and the fight scene in the shower.

A damning documentary which exposes FEMA’s wholesale failings while depicting a nation still deep in denial and willing to look the other way.

This gruesome screen version paints a super-realistic picture that’s so relentlessly-disturbing it’s likely to trigger debate as to whether the filmmaker might have left too little to the imagination.

The Kingdom is a combination flick, part psychological thriller, part pyrotechnic spectacular, which works somehow despite considerable conceptual flaws.

Though his films are all unique they still have his stylistic touch. His characters are flawless in the way that they are full of flaws.

 

Every once and a while a film that educates is as good as a film that entertains, and this film, despite its difficult subject matter succeeds in doing both.

 

Engaging, unpredictable, hilarious and entertaining at every turn, this charming romantic romp offers all you could ever ask of a modern cross-cultural comedy.

 

A coarse yet curiously charming battle-of-the-sexes comedy which offsets lowbrow humor with enough convincingly tenderhearted moments to make for a picture with universal
appeal.

 

The satisfaction it delivers doesn’t emanate from a cliché victory scene, but from an assortment of touching tableaus every step of the way along the painful healing process.

 

A heartwarming family flick loosely based on events which transpired in the lives of the picture’s writer/producer Andrew Shue and his co-producer sister, Elisabeth.

 

Although the film is credible to a certain point, it loses its focus towards the ends and becomes another contrived film filled with more action and less substance.

 

Taymor used close to 30 plus well-known Beatles tunes and still make it a disjointed film, although one could love it despite the ill-conceived plot.

 

Kene Holliday revitalizes his career here with a nonpareil outing which ought not be forgotten come Oscar time.

 

Not only does Mortensen talk with a brilliant Russian accent, but his performance as well as the rest of the cast makes this film must-see, thrill ride. Certain one of Cronenberg’s finest films in recent years.

 

A complicated cowboy flick where you’re conflicted about whether to root for the guys in the white hats or the black hats by the time the big showdown arrives.