The latest “seriously?” movie comes from the mind of Eugenio Mira, and is being billed as a Speed-esque movie, but instead of a bus, the protagonist must play the piano. SERIOUSLY.
Aaron Sorkin is signed on to write a script about the only guy in computers more famous than Zuckerberg.
Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows seems to be a what-could-go-wrong-most-definitely-did guide for any summer movie.
What we get from all this is that life is always full of possibility, no matter your age. A true gem of a film
Forever-movie-stars, Robert De Niro and Michael Douglas, are confirmed to play leads in Last Vegas, Jon Turteltaub’s take on what happens when a group of 60-year olds head to Las Vegas for one more bachelor party.
The latest “seriously?” movie comes from the mind of Eugenio Mira, and is being billed as a Speed-esque movie, but instead of a bus, the protagonist must play the piano. SERIOUSLY.
Aaron Sorkin is signed on to write a script about the only guy in computers more famous than Zuckerberg.
Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows seems to be a what-could-go-wrong-most-definitely-did guide for any summer movie.
What we get from all this is that life is always full of possibility, no matter your age. A true gem of a film
Forever-movie-stars, Robert De Niro and Michael Douglas, are confirmed to play leads in Last Vegas, Jon Turteltaub’s take on what happens when a group of 60-year olds head to Las Vegas for one more bachelor party.
The latest “seriously?” movie comes from the mind of Eugenio Mira, and is being billed as a Speed-esque movie, but instead of a bus, the protagonist must play the piano. SERIOUSLY.
Aaron Sorkin is signed on to write a script about the only guy in computers more famous than Zuckerberg.
Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows seems to be a what-could-go-wrong-most-definitely-did guide for any summer movie.
What we get from all this is that life is always full of possibility, no matter your age. A true gem of a film
Forever-movie-stars, Robert De Niro and Michael Douglas, are confirmed to play leads in Last Vegas, Jon Turteltaub’s take on what happens when a group of 60-year olds head to Las Vegas for one more bachelor party.
Quentin Tarantino’s latest film, Django Unchained, is seems to have quite a difficult time locking down a confirmed cast.
Who says that a bonafide 80′s movie about the intricacies of a mother-daughter relationship can’t be chill-inducing?! Not I.
Take a look at the films from the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival to find out which ones you should see in theaters, wait for the rental, or skip completely.
Joss Whedon’s The Avenger certainly lives up to all the hype, rightfully becoming a mainstay in summer blockbusters!
Why The Hulk was not just likable, but perhaps the most interesting of the characters from The Avengers
With word breaking that Jonah Hill has manged to land a role in Martin Scorsese’s new film, The Wolf of Wall Street, there’s just no telling how big Hill will get!
Lionsgate as hired ‘Toy Story 3′ scribe Michael Arndt to re-write the script for the sequel to ‘The Hunger Games’
Joseph Gordon-Levitt proves his ultimate versatility by signing up as the lead in the Little Shop of Horrors remake.
From the makers of Another Earth comes Sound of My Voice – another thought-provoking indie
Tim Story delivers an entertaining take on an over-the-top relationship self-help book in Think Like a Man.
In Search of La Che is a mockumentary film about the search for a fictionalized former rock star known as Roxy La Che. There is room for improvement.
The nominees for the 2012 MTV Movie Awards have been announced! See if your favorites are up for the golden popcorn prize!
Sadly, Nicholas Stoller’s The Five-Year Engagement misses the mark; remains just okay.
Julie Delpy’s 2 Days in New York proved to be a great, funny movie in its own right, one that leaves the viewer wanting more. Always more Delpy!
Any Day Now, Cheerful Weather for the Wedding, Caroline & Jackie, and The Playroom among my favorites at this year’s TFF in NYC.
With a combination of real characters, phenomenal acting by its three leads, and a touching message, ‘Any Day Now’ succeeds in every way. By far my favorite movie at the Tribeca Film Festival this year.
Both Cheerful Weather for the Wedding and Free Samples prove to be likable Tribeca Film Festival comedies.
It’s easy to make a sad film about cancer, it’s a terrible disease that has affected millions, but the real challenge is doing something different with it, and ‘Death of a Superhero’ failed to do that.
Benjamin Dickinson’s First Winter shines at the Tribeca Film Festival as both a great feature film debut on Dickinson’s part as well as a harrowing drama the Festival is lucky to have.
Despite some blatant issues, Lynn Shelton’s Your Sister’s Sister remains a cute and likable film, one that makes your heart feel good.
Shawn Christensen’s Curfew tells the truthfully beautiful story of a man who discovers something to live for.
Sarah Polley’s Take This Waltz is one of the greats at the Tribeca Film Festival
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