Film & TV Articles

That No does not exist. There's only Yes - L.A. Film Festival

It some ways Yes is a valiant attempt; one just
wishes it were a more successful one.

LA Film Festival Review - Ears Open, Eyeballs Click

Caanan Brumley's visceral exercise in cinema verite gives audiences a first person look at life in a Marine boot camp.

Promedio Rojo at LA Film Festival

Promedio Rojo's Writer/director Nicoles Lopez' hilarious feature debut takes on freaks, geeks, comic books and the pitfalls of high school.

Rize Above at LA Film Festival

David LaChapelle's revelatory documentary truly "Rizes" above.

Review: Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

Opening May 18, the darkest chapter in the Star Wars saga - Episode III: Revenge of the Sith.

Crash T-Bones Its Audience With Misery and Bad Vibrations

Crash unreels a collection of searing and painful situations stripped of all context and devoid of any balance.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

"In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move." - Douglas Adams

Love Is In The Air

"A lot like love" is a story of a whirlwind romance filled with chance encounters, devastating breakups, and lots of laughs.

The Ring Two Works Its Scary Wonders

No one should be too surprised the sequel is so comparable to the original. It's put together by all the same cast, crew, and producers.

Barrymore's New Pitch

Drew Barrymore is the queen of quirky Romantic Comedies and shes back at it again in her new flick, Fever Pitch.

Look At Me

The acting is terrific, the direction subtle. But the writing is the real star of this movie.

Be Cool Offers An Enjoyable Romp

Charm is this movie's strong suit, and it's got plenty to burn.

Hitch

"No matter what, no matter when, no matter who, any man has a chance to sweep any woman off her feet. He just needs the right broom. -- Alex "Hitch" Hitchens

Nobody Knows - Review

Director Hirokazu Kore-eda, along with four brilliant young actors, tells the story of a family of children abandoned by their mother.

Hide and Seek

"Come out, come out, wherever you are!"

Le Chiavi Di Casa (Keys to the House) - Film Review

Italy throws its hat into the foreign language Oscar race with a powerfully affecting yet unsentimental look at father-son relations.

Closer - Review

Closer? I could'nt get far enough away!!

Closer - A Review

Closer couldn't be further from what relationships are really about. The movie was adapted from a play, but maybe something got lost in the process.

A League of Ordinary Gentlemen

An interesting document, hilarious comedy and dramatic study of the pro bowler bundled into one, Christopher Browne's documentary entertains beyond expectation