“After the cinema nothing surprises you. Everything is possible,” states Georges Palet (André Dussollier) upon stepping out of a movie theater and into the light of suddenly changed fortune, but it read more …

As Raymond De Felitta's camera wanders up to each member of the Rizzo clan, each surreptitiously enjoying a cigarette out of each others' sight, we're reminded: Everyone in this family read more …

Its credits proclaim it to be a Merchant-Ivory film, and it bears all the surface trappings of the brand — genteel resentments surfacing under the luminescent read more …

There's a reason that fairy tales end with "Happily Ever After" - no matter how enchanted the courtship, eventually the garbage still needs taking out and the kids' diapers demand to be changed. read more …

When not making films in his native Argentina, Juan José Campanella maintains a busy sideline helming TV shows like House and Law and Order: Special Victims Unit. He combines those two worlds read more …

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George A. Romero's budgets have often been at odds with his ambitions — witness the compromised Day of the Dead, vastly scaled back from the apocalyptic finale the director had planned for read more …

A dozen years after successfully bumbling his way through a nest of spies in '50s Cairo, French secret agent OSS 117 (that's One-Seventeen, never Double-One Seven) now finds himself uncovering read more …

Playing a bored suburban couple out to spice up their marriage, Steve Carell and Tina Fey seem like a perfect match. The two are undoubtedly the two smartest comedians on television today, but both have read more …

While Clash of the Titans filled the screen with all manner of mythological beasties, one non-existent creature was left out — the read more …