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Even the biggest Twi-hards can admit that Stephenie Meyer’s final book in the Twilight series was a bit of a train wreck. Where the first three books (and movies)...
Why is The Cutting Edge still so enjoyable? The two decades since its initial release reveals the cheesy 80’s music (in a movie made in the early 90s), the...
We’ve all seen this before: Young twenty-somethings seem to know everything until life and unexpected love (or lust?) throws them for a loop. In this case, we have squeaky-clean...
Julia Roberts stars as Gilbert, who leaves her husband (Billy Crudup) and embarks on what’s meant to be a year-long global journey of self-discovery but which, in Roberts hands,...
The always-lovely and fabulous Patricia Clarkson plays Juliette, a woman who has traveled to Egypt’s capital city to meet her UN-worker husband for a holiday. But alas, he is...
No, Antarctica doesn’t take place in Antarctica at all (dammit!), but the far away continent and obscure travel destination serves as a metaphor. How far would you go for...
Yes, I’ve read all of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight books, and frankly, I couldn’t remember a single plot point about Eclipse, aka Book Number Three in the series. So, let’s...
Written and directed by Max Mayer, and minus all the high-concept, big-budget bells and whistles that fill screens this time of year, the film is just a simple love...
Ostensibly, casting every bankable star in Hollywood in the same movie is a great idea. Who doesn’t love it when even the extras in a film turn out to...
Not surprisingly, then, this would-be rom-com is neither romantic nor particularly funny, and is precisely the kind of movie you’d expect to hit screens at this cinematic dead-zone time...
Even more surprising is that the film is helmed by big-budget tough guy Ridley Scott, who last teamed with Crowe for the decidedly less-genteel Gladiator. Based on the book...
Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski play Verona and Burt, a unmarried 30-something couple who fit together like a pair of old shoes. They are obviously on the long-term path...
