“Atlas Shrugged Part 2,” the second film in a proposed trilogy adapting Ayn Rand’s 1957 capitalist epic, is scheduled to start principal photography in April in Los Angeles and Colorado, with an eye toward an October 2012 theatrical release, producers … Continue reading
LONDON ? Their settings span the globe, but this year’s foreign-language Academy Award nominees are united in giving local stories a universal resonance. The five finalists range from World War II Poland to modern-day Israel and Quebec, from an Iranian … Continue reading
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Americans may be gearing up for the 2012 presidential elections, but HBO is revisiting the drama of the 2008 race to the White House in a TV film about Sarah Palin and John McCain. “Game Change,” … Continue reading
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) ? What will Ricky Gervais say and about whom will he say it? Those are the two most pressing questions heading into Sunday night’s Golden Globe Awards, not what will win best film or TV show. The … Continue reading
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) ? What will Ricky Gervais say and about whom will he say it? Those are the two most pressing questions heading into Sunday night’s Golden Globe Awards, not what will win best film or TV show. The … Continue reading
His role in leading the North Korean people to a perfect Worker’s Paradise is well known (aside from a few unfortunate famines). But as film director, Kim Jong Il deserves a retrospective. To his fans, Kim Jong Il was not … Continue reading
BEIJING (Reuters) ? Zhang Yimou, one of China’s best-known directors, is banking on heartthrob Christian Bale to help boost the country’s chances of winning an Oscar, with his latest film on a tragic chapter in the nation’s history. “The Flowers … Continue reading
All Critics (146) | Top Critics (38) | Fresh (135) | Rotten (9) Scorsese transforms this innocent tale into an ardent love letter to the cinema and a moving plea for film preservation. ‘Hugo’: Scorsese’s humbling hommage to his favorite … Continue reading