Anthony Hopkins

Eight Is Enough

Slave to Historical Fashion

The Sleep of the Just

The Z Stands For Zzzzzz

Power Points

The Trick With Dick

Despite generating a bunch of Oscar buzz immediately before its release, Frost/Nixon is not a good movie. It is not even a good Ron Howard movie, which is saying something. As the critics figured out pretty quick, "The Nixon Interviews" were a journalistic, not an historic, event, and not even Hans ... More >>

Nixon in a Deep Frost

Langella and Sheen capture a summit of ego as Frost/Nixon goes from stage to screen

Move Along, Kids

Langella and Sheen capture a summit of ego as Frost/Nixon goes from stage to screen

Proof Positive

Paltrow anchors the screen version of the prize-winning play

The Whole World in His Hands

In this star-studded piece of hero porn, Emilio Estevez blames the ills of the world on RFK's murder, but what about the man?

Full Nelson

With grip and hold, Ryan Gosling does it again in this smart legal thriller

Weed Killer

Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny, A Good Year, Alexander Revisited: The Final Cut, Don't Look Back: 65 Tour Deluxe Edition

Long Live the Queen

Pat Nesbit fills big shoes; James Goldman smiles

The Terrorist's Mind

Catch a Fire The Gathering The Silence of the Lambs: Collector's Edition Farce of the Penguins

Populist Mechanics

Faithful King's adaptation drowns in ponderous metaphors.

Bring in the Trash

Valley of the Dolls

Lucky X III

The third X-Men is a charm for comic fans.

Ride the Legend

The World's Fastest Indian is powered by Anthony Hopkins

Call Him Al

An epic story turns human -- and fallible -- in Oliver Stone's Alexander

Fight Club

When it comes to producing movies, it's a fine art (or Art Linson)

Smoking Rock

Someone must have been to come up with Bad Company

The Prince

At long last, the Godfather's son makes his first film, and it was not easy

Otherworldly

Common Year 2001 exploded with uncommon cinema

Stand By Them

Mystery and memory shine upon those with their Hearts in the right places

Hannibal Minus One

Hopkins without Foster just doesn't equate

Fall of the Roman Emperor

Titus

The Redemption of Bret Easton Ellis

A decade ago, the American Psycho author was vilified. Now, he could launch a franchise.

Mary, Quite Contrary

Cotton Mary

26-Year-Old Miami Filmmaker Hits the Big Time

26-year-old Miami wunderkind Lee Cipolla called The Juice from Los Angeles, where he recently sold two of his independently made films to Grindstone Entertainment, with DVD distribution by Lionsgate Home Entertainment. One of the films, Know thy Enemy, has been a hit in Blockbusters and Best Buys f ... More >>

The Wolfman Review: Benicio Del Toro's Magnetism Isn't Enough to Save This Period Piece

26-year-old Miami wunderkind Lee Cipolla called The Juice from Los Angeles, where he recently sold two of his independently made films to Grindstone Entertainment, with DVD distribution by Lionsgate Home Entertainment. One of the films, Know thy Enemy, has been a hit in Blockbusters and Best Buys f ... More >>

"City of Your Final Destination" Review: Even Life Among Aristocracy Has Its Problems

26-year-old Miami wunderkind Lee Cipolla called The Juice from Los Angeles, where he recently sold two of his independently made films to Grindstone Entertainment, with DVD distribution by Lionsgate Home Entertainment. One of the films, Know thy Enemy, has been a hit in Blockbusters and Best Buys f ... More >>

"The Rite" Review: Demons Are No Scarier Than Nasty Old Sisters

26-year-old Miami wunderkind Lee Cipolla called The Juice from Los Angeles, where he recently sold two of his independently made films to Grindstone Entertainment, with DVD distribution by Lionsgate Home Entertainment. One of the films, Know thy Enemy, has been a hit in Blockbusters and Best Buys f ... More >>