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Screen Queen: Guilt Trip, Bachelorette and more!
The Guilt Trip Playing down the divadom, Barbra Streisand masticates a mammoth steak and wears mom jeans for her first leading-actress role since 1996’s The Mirror Has Two Faces. Babs nags, dotes and hilariously
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Deep Inside Hollywood
James Duke Mason will Disappear Here James Duke Mason’s mom was a Hollywood kid herself, hanging out underage at Los Angeles’s notorious punk rock clubs in the late 1970s before becoming lead singer
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Super Summer 2013: Your Guide to the Biggest Films of the Summer
For many moviegoers, there are two big film-watching seasons: Oscar season and blockbuster season. After a particularly potent Oscar season, it’s time for an equally strong blockbuster season; based on the slate of films
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Screen Queen: Oscar Winners 2013
Les Misérables Wins: Actress in a Supporting Role (Anne Hathaway), Sound Mixing, Makeup and Hairstyling Boasting of its eight Academy Award nominations, three Golden Globes wins and “perfect” picture and sound, the Les Misérables
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Screen Queen: The Latest Home Entertainment Releases
Holy Motors A hypnotic fever dream of wildly intoxicating weirdness, the twisted premise of director Leos Carax’s cinematically self-aware Holy Motors might add up to something, or it might not. It doesn’t really matter.
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Deep Inside Hollywood
Geography Club meets soon Brent Hartinger’s highly successful young adult novel Geography Club is the little gay engine that could. The sweetly unassuming story of closeted high schoolers who find each other through a
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Review Roundup: ‘Stoker,’ ‘The Call,’ ‘The Incredible Burt Wonderstone’
Launching this week are a pair of major-studio releases, along with the Atlanta arrival of the English-language directorial debut of a notable Korean director. Korean director Park Chan-wook, whose releases include Oldboy and Sympathy for Lady Vengeance,
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Atlanta Film Festival Goes ‘Pink’
Fans of LGBT cinema looking for a fix before Out on Film returns this fall have an outlet at the Atlanta Film Festival, which returns to Atlanta March 15–24. The six films that make
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Review Roundup: ‘Oz the Great and Powerful,’ ‘Dead Man Down,’ ‘Emperor’
This week’s box office releases take place in lands near and far, as a cinema classic gets a prequel of sorts, a piece of history is revisited, and the filmmaker and star of one
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Review Roundup: ‘Jack the Giant Slayer,’ ’21 & Over,’ ‘Phantom’
This week’s all about the guys, at least at the nation’s box office. Yes, it’s a testosterone-laden mix of action, comedy and drama as the world waits for next week’s appearance by a particular
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