Long proven and respected as a dramatic actress (hello, Oscar winner!), Jennifer Lawrence (as any YouTube surfers of celebrity interviews knows) has a killer sense of humor. Seeing how funny and self-…
Love seeing Jennifer Lawrence in comedies, and this red-band trailer for the upcoming No Hard Feelings made me chortle. Wealthy helicopter parents (Matthew Broderick as the silver-haired dad!) are loo…
We pick up where we left off with Part 1's cliffhanger: Peeta, played by Josh Hutcherson, has been brainwashed, trying to kill Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss upon their reunion. Needless to say, the youn…
This biopic of Miracle Mop creator Joy Mangano stars Jennifer Lawrence as the titular single mom, who’s struggling to make ends meet while caring for her kids, her ex (Édgar Ramirez) and her divorced …
Don't get me wrong... I've really liked the Hunger Games series so far. In fact, The Hunger Games and Catching Fire both made my Top Ten Movies of the year when they were released. But Mockingjay - Pa…
Lionsgate has released two Victory Tour posters for the anticipated sequel, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, directed by Francis Lawrence and starring the red-hot Oscar-winning Jennifer Lawrence and J…
Check out these brand-new images from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, directed by Francis Lawrence and starring Jennifer Lawrence (who last night won a Golden Globe for Silver Linings Playbook), Josh…
Naysayers will want to compare The Hunger Games (and the forthcoming movie sequels) to The Twilight Saga, or to other stories with similar surface plots, like The Running Man or Japan's Battle Royale.…
Silver Linings Playbook is one of the odd gems that defies the formula and goes for a warts-and-all approach to storytelling that feels refreshingly like real life. It's nice not knowing exactly how …
Take Sylvia (Charlize Theron) for instance. We first meet her as she wakes up in bed with a man and immediately dismisses him. Naked, she walks to the window and looks out just as a couple of kids and…
The Beaver is a tricky story. Part comedy (and yes, some of it *is* squirmingly funny), and part melancholy drama, it walks a thin, sometimes wobbly line between the two genres before jumping off the …
