Ruffalo and Brody are Stephen and Bloom, orphaned brothers who have spent their lives moving from foster home to foster home, town to town ripping...
Movies as sexy and colourful as Broken Embraces really shouldn’t feel this boring. But that’s the troubling thing that’s...
Not a great deal happens in ‘Bright Star’, Jane Campion’s breezy and beautiful film about the nineteenth-century British poet...
Hell hath no fury like a bride scorned. Take pleasure out of watching Hathaway (who’s turning into a wedding-movie specialist) and Hudson...
In Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest parade of in-your-face shamelessness, you can make jokes about Hitler. You can strut around Jerusalem in hot...
Post-Twilight, and the Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon producers give you Blood: The Last Vampire. A member of a covert agency sworn to protect...
Both a baroque thriller set in New York’s ballet demimonde and a portrait of artistry as schizoid perfectionism, Darren Aronofsky’s new film...
Cannes Film Festival juries may have made some wobbly decisions over the years, but giving Javier Bardem the Best Actor award for his...
Can someone sign Giamatti up to play every belly-aching, sex-obsessed Jewish antihero of 20th-century literature from now on? If you can say one...
We are all creatures of habit, but when it turns into something uncontrollable, it becomes a disorder. There is no easy way to tackle the issue of...
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