Monthly Archives: September 2008

Superman's home planet Krypton was destroyed, but his house on Earth will live on thanks to loyal fans and an online auction that raised $100,000 to restore the rotting home where the Man of Steel was created.

James Bond is making an unprecedented side trip before his next adventure reaches the U.S.

Steven Soderbergh’s 4-hour Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara biopic, “Che” and Mike Leigh’s much shorter “anti-miserablist” film, “Happy-Go-Lucky,” were among the films screened for the press in the past few days at the 46th Annual New York Film Festival. Both screenings were … Continue reading →

Ever been to one of those weddings that just will not end?

Blind people quarantined in a mental asylum, attacking each other, soiling themselves, trading sex for food. For Marc Maurer, who’s blind, such a scenario as shown in the movie “Blindness” is not a clever allegory for a breakdown in society.

"Flash of Genius" may not be the sexiest film to debut this fall, but its true tale of the inventor of intermittent windshield wipers poses a timely question of values and ethics in the current economic crisis.

Five years on, the insurgency in Thailand's mainly Muslim south continues to defy attempts to placate it and a new Thai documentary uses the brutal death of a young Buddhist art teacher to examine why.

Director Kevin Smith and ’60s troubadour Donovan will make appearances at the ninth annual Woodstock Film Festival this week.

Movie-goers put “Eagle Eye” under surveillance, lifting the conspiracy thriller starring Shia LaBeouf to the No. 1 spot with $29.2 million over opening weekend.