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Tipping the Velvet is a three-hour television adaptation of the surprisingly successful first novel by Sarah Waters (read Moviepie’s exclusive interview with Sarah Waters about the series). Surprising in...
Until I saw this film, I had no idea what a shockwave the development of the Cinerama format sent through the entire world when it first appeared in the...
Eye See You is a dumb name for a movie. That’s all there is to it. A name like that brings two things to mind: Direct to Video and...
One of my favorite things about getting the chance to see movies before they open theatrically is being able to watch a film with virgin eyes. To see it...
As in any film involving the remote wilderness and frightening backwoods characters, Guardian begins as a carefree trip of independence (read: topless canoeing) and builds towards a climax of...
The setup goes something like this: Six women live in a mansion with a man named Marcel. There’s Gaby, his wife; Catherine, his younger daughter; Augustine, his sister-in-law; Mamy,...
Let me just say this: Michael Winterbottom is an extremely cool and creative director that always seems one step from making a great film. I will go see anything...
A movie about buff girls and the Hawaii surf scene. Sounds like it could be pretty lame, right? Like it might just be some exploitative T&A flick with nothing...
It’s not often these days in movies when you can genuinely say, “Well, I’ve never seen THAT before!” The Fast Runner, the first major film shot entirely in the...
K-19: The Widowmaker is based on actual events that took place in 1961, at the height of the Cold War: In an effort stay ahead in the nuclear arms...
Could you imagine a species that has been sleeping for millions of years, that is suddenly let loose on the world? Recently, there have been films that have tried...
I think Rosa Maria Sardà has been in perhaps every Spanish movie ever made in recent years, probably most visibly in Pedro Almodovar’s All About My Mother, playing Penelope...
