The Canadian filmmaker Atom Egoyan ranges from mysterious and tantalizing entertainments to polemics that are laborious and impenetrable, but with "Chloe" he has simply made the most entertaining film of his career. If sex, deception, paranoia and the forbidden are objects of cinematic interest, then here's a movie that is good enough to have come out in the Fall instead of in Spring....(more)

The road, one must assume, has got to be a great and exciting place for a musician. But when you’re 57 and travelling on the road, and alone… well it is just that....(more)

Hard to recommend a movie where the protagonist is damned in hopelessness, but there must be reason to justify "Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire." Simply put, it is one of the great artistic achievements of the year....(more)

Will Ferrell is taking a break from big budget pictures for a small independent film titled "Everything Must Go," a project which will be financed for less than $10 million dollars. Dan Rush will be making his directorial debut....(more)

Two hundred years ago smart but ordinary people who had the gusto, if not luck, to fall in love could probably have never anticipated that there would be audiences in the future that would have sighed tenderly over their love affair. John Keats, the 1800’s poet of such treasured works as “When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be” and “Ode to a Nightingale,” fell in love with Fanny Brawne who became not just his idolized love but his influential muse....(more)

" Days of Summer" is a film with five hundred seeming replays or a number close to it. Very few romance films are this nimble and supple – full of those moments that occupy relationships between smart, inquiring and contemplative twenty-something’s....(more)

Ryan Reynolds, fresh off his summer which included "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" and "The Proposal," will be looking to star in the indie thriller "Buried." According to Variety, Reynolds will play "a civilian contractor who's kidnapped in Iraq and awakens buried in a coffin in the desert, armed only with a cell phone, a candle and a knife....(more)

No other film in recent memory has a duller and more washed out color palette than Away We Go. Why is this film so atrocious to look at?...(more)