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Monthly Archives: March 2006
By | March 2006
Europe’s answer to the Sundance Film Festival kicks off on Saturday March 25th!
Red Mercury, starring Pete Postlethwaite and Stockard Channing (The West Wing), Gratte Papier from the award winning French director Guillaume Martinez and...
A survey of Milla Jovovich’s film career turns up action films like “The Fifth Element” (Luc Besson, 1997), “The Messenger” (Luc Besson, 1999),...
You have to, you just have to appreciate a film company that’s willing to distribute rare films to the film buffs of America, and one of the prime...
As a playwright, Tyler Perry delivers an innovative form of light entertainment. His stage version of “Madea’s Family Reunion” features himself as...
[Note: For some reason that supposedly involves a problem with the reels, the Sundance U.S. premiere screening on which this review is based was missing...
When George Clooney gave his acceptance speech at the Oscars this year and proclaimed that he was glad Hollywood is out of touch—bringing up the...
There are many authors I haven’t yet read extensively, chief among them Charles Dickens, by curiosity built up from years of watching movie adaptations...
I’ve heard good things about Asylum Entertainment and up until now, they seemed to be really heading in a good direction creative-wise, but lately, all...
Most Americans are probably unaware of recent events that took place in Liberia, the West African republic with long and complicated ties to the United...
It was always possible that despite Chris Columbus’ missteps in the opening films of the “Harry Potter” series, greatness in magical filmmaking could...