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Denzel Washington’s latest film The Book of Eli provides me with yet another opportunity to use the phrase “post-apocalyptic”. (It

The Hughes Brothers have not made a film since 2001’s From Hell starring Johnny Depp, and sometimes their lack of

Peter Jackson’s latest adaptation is visually stunning but feels like a cliff notes version of the novel and on its

This Italian mob movie isn’t as flashy or romanticized as many American gangster pictures are, but the films gritty and

Oren Moverman’s The Messenger is a great honest look into the side of war we rarely see, the deceased family

I was lucky/unlucky enough to see Tim Allen a few weeks ago when he came into town to promote his

With the current glut of vampire movies it is easy to miss a film like Daybreakers. It doesn’t romanticize the

The latest film from former Monty Python Terry Gilliam is a lot like a kaleidoscope, beautiful to watch, and at

Tim Allen makes his directorial debut in a well-meaning mess of a film called Crazy on the Outside. Allen also

As Leap Year begins, Anna (Amy Adams) is attempting to purchase a hotly sought after condo with Jeremy (Adam Scott),