November 2012 Archives

A Late Quartet features a performance by Christopher Walken that deserves Oscar attention. Our A Late Quartet review begins and ends with the awesomeness that is Walken.

With reports of Jamie Foxx in talks to play Electro, the old argument of "can a black guy play a white character?" has been reignited. But everyone needs to shut up.

Barry Levinson's The Bay is a found footage film and although that may produce a scoff, the Diner director has triumphed in the most unlikely of film genres. Our review finds his eco-horror story hitting home on many levels.

Check out a whole batch of new character posters from The Hobbit. The first installment, An Unexpected Journey, hits theaters December 14.

Movie Fanatic experienced our last of five Twilight press days with the arrival of Breaking Dawn Part 2. What did we learn from Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner?

Jamie Foxx is in talks to play Electro in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Marc Webb is returning to direct, with Andrew Garfield reprising his role as Spidey.

We finally have proof that Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter are still in Les Miserables! Check out two new character posters.

Our Wreck-It Ralph review finds the film a crazy inventive idea about what goes on after the video game is turned off. John C. Reilly stars as the title character, who joins Sarah Silverman, Jane Lynch and Jack McBrayer in a wild 8-bit inspired ride.

Flight is a study in how to have a flawed hero that the audience still thinks is angelic. Denzel Washington delivers the performance of his career as a drug addled pilot who safely lands a crashing plane.

The Man with the Iron Fists is a difficult challenge to review. RZA has made a solid jump from Wu-Tang Clan music man to the big screen, but he has a long way to go given the story shown here.

Wreck-It Ralph director Rich Moore talks exclusively about achieving the childhood dream of working in animation. Now that Wreck-It Ralph has landed in theaters, he now is the one creating dreams for children.

Director Robert Zemeckis talks about taking Flight with Denzel Washington and his triumphant return to live action films. After 12 years of making stop motion movies, Zemeckis has gone live with Flight.