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Jim Sheridan's remake of Danish director Susanne Bier's 2005 original on the familial and psychic trauma caused by Operation Enduring Freedom... More >>
Veteran doc maker Robert Stone (Guerrilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst, Oswalds Ghost) assembles nine talking, graying heads... More >>
Another poor, massive, uneducated African-American teenager lumbers onto screens this month, two weeks after Precious and obviously timed as a... More >>
This film aims wide and misses, its satire of the contemporary-art scene seemingly lifted from the transcripts of late-'80s Senate debates... More >>
Coco Before Chanel opens in 1893 with a grim scene of a 10-year-old waif, Belle Époque Coco, and her sister unceremoniously... More >>
Gone are Leroys cornrows, short-shorts, and leg warmers: The anodyne adolescents in 25-year-old Kevin Tancharoens directorial debut... More >>
The sap pollutes the water, and then they die, florist Eloise (Jennifer Aniston) upbraids her employee on the importance of... More >>
In the early '00s, I worked as a freelancer for a publication two floors below Vogue — pre-Devil Wears Prada. Each sighting of... More >>
If you are the director, producer, writer adapting your own stage play, and co-star of a film, you really show how bad you can do all by yourself.... More >>
If you remember Woodstock, you probably weren't there," the expression goes. And if you were, can you please stop gassing on about it? Aquarian... More >>
I love beauty — it's not my fault," the perpetually orange, shellacked septuagenarian Valentino sniffs to reporters backstage at his... More >>
Two weeks after jowly Matthew Perry transformed into pretty Zac Efron to relive his adolescence in 17 Again, Warner Bros. releases... More >>
The Golden Boys You can feel yourself growing older in the 90 minutes it takes to watch this horrid piece of filmed dinner theater... More >>
Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck have transformed some of the saggiest, most clichéd genres with smarts, non-screechy politics, superb acting,... More >>
Duplicity It's little surprise that, for his second film as director, Michael Clayton director Tony Gilroy leans heavily... More >>
