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Danny Boyle’s newest genre to play in is this great piece of sci-fi cinema that feels very fresh and original,

James Magnold’s new film is the first big studio western since Unforgiven, and along with The Assassination of Jesse James

Juan Antonio Bayona makes his feature film debut in this great little ghost story. Guillermo del Toro produces and throws

For those that don’t know, J.K. Rowling hand wrote 7 copies of the book, The Tales of Beedle the Bard,

Mike White adds director to his repertoire with this kind of heavy comedy that walks a fine line of being

I’ve thrown together a quick look at some of the films at Sundance that peak my interest. Since most of

This musical biopic does nothing terribly new for the genre, and at times is very stereotypical, contains a very good

Julian Schnabel’s new film is an excellent piece of cinema that is both an incredible true story matched with a

Noah Baumbach’s follow up to 2005’s Squid and the Whale continues with that films dysfunctional family theme and it works

A look at the movies I am looking forward to or that are on my radar in the up coming