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District 9 Movie Review
While Hollywood's early venture into science fiction predominantly pandered to public panic related to the Red Scare, the postmodern sci-fi paranoia of choice, if District 9 is any indication, seems to be the color black.
London To Brighton DVD Review
After luring confused 12 year old runaway Joanne (Georgia Groome) with food and cigarettes, Kelly accompanies her to the swanky apartment of the aged pedophile.
Julie & Julia Movie Review: Mousse, Measuring Cups, and McCarthyism
Switching it up from a dragon lady boss in The Devil Wears Prada and her nasty nun in Doubt, Meryl Streep does ferociously flaky as Julia Child in Julie & Julia...
Paper Heart Movie Review
There may be a slight correction in order, to that axiom about the two inevitable components of human existence being death and taxes, with the addition to that list of love.
The Judd Apatow ‘Funny People’ Interview
I always wanted to make a movie about comedians. A lot of comedians were really nice to me when I first started my career, so I wanted to talk about that relationship. You know, I always looked up to comedians and wanted to be one.
