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ordered by relevance and dateFilm Review: Inglorious Basterds
Review | www.filmjournal.com | May 21, 2009
A surprisingly tame war movie from king of pulp fiction Quentin Tarantino.<a
Better Luck Tomorrow : Review : Rolling Stone
Overachieving California teens start to cheat, steal, sell drugs and worse. Director Justin Lin's striking debut film has a twist: This time the kids are Asian-Americans. But Lin isn't a gimmick baby. He flips stereotypes and finds cultural conflicts festering.
http://www.rollingstone.com/reviews/movie/5949481/review/5949482/better_luck_tomorrow
Shine a Light
Review | www.variety.com | Feb 7, 2008
Energetic account of a Rolling Stones concert at Beacon Theater takes full advantage of heavy camera coverage and top-notch sound. Film Festival News, Reviews, Photos, Videos, Event Calendar, Blogs, Market Listings by Variety.
Film Review: Fighting
Review | www.filmjournal.com | Apr 24, 2009
Director Dito Montiel's jump from indie to studio film is mostly a successful one.
The Anniversary Party : Review : Rolling Stone
It sounds too cozy to bear. Actors Jennifer Jason Leigh and Alan Cumming, who co-starred on Broadway in the musical Cabaret, have teamed up to act in a movie in which they make their directing debuts.
http://www.rollingstone.com/reviews/movie/5947415/review/5947416/the_anniversary_party
The Pope's Toilet
Review | www.variety.com | Oct 21, 2008
Pope John Paul II's visit to a small Uruguayan town near the Brazilian border inspires the little dreams of a little man in the borderline condescending The Pope's Toilet.
The Madness of King George : Review : Rolling Stone
The theory goes that Americans will feel remote from this 1788 crisis in the life of George III -- the king who lost the colonies and later his mind -- since we've never seen one of our leaders go crackers in office. That's a laugh even Richard Nixon might have appreciated.
http://www.rollingstone.com/reviews/movie/5949201/review/5949202/the_madness_of_king_george
Life Kills Me
Review | www.variety.com | Oct 3, 2008
The specter of death becomes more than a young cinematographer can handle in Sebastian Silva's distinctive if self-consciously quirky black comedy, Life Kills Me.
My Life : Review : Rolling Stone
670 11-25-93 Bob Jones, played by Michael Keaton, is a Beverly Hills PR hotshot with a problem he can't finesse: He has cancer and only a few months to live. He also has a wife, Gail (Nicole Kidman), who's pregnant. So Bob decides to make a video of his life as a keepsake for his unborn child.
http://www.rollingstone.com/reviews/movie/5947299/review/5947300/my_life
It's Magic! A Tribute to Sammy Cahn
Review | www.variety.com | Sep 23, 2008
Six noted performers meandered through 21 Sammy Cahn standards, a benefit for the Wilshire Theater Beverly Hills Revitalization Project, with bio bits provided by amiable onstage narrator Leonard Maltin.
