Movie Reviews

Cannes 2013 - Idris Elba's Nelson Mandela Biopic Registers Strong International Sales

Screening Of Billy Woodberry's 'The Architect The Ants And The Bees' At The Black Cinema House In Chicago Saturday 5/25

This weekend in Chicago could be called Billy Woodberry Weekend since the independent filmmaker and his works will be featured in two important screenings both taking place this Saturday.

Boston's Best Dennis Lehane Adapts Beach-Bum PI Travis McGee for Producer-Star Leonardo DiCaprio

John D. MacDonald’s paperback hero Travis McGee was the protagonist of twenty-one Gold Medal Originals, all with color words in their titles, beginning with "The Deep Blue Good-Bye" in 1964. McGee is a six-foot-plus sun-baked blonde hunk with a heart of gold, a lady-killer with a sentimental streak ...

Tiger Woods Takes the High Road -- But Will the Media Give Him a Break?

2013 Emmy Predictions: The Drama Categories

The Emmys haven't exactly been perfect at nominating the most deserving dramatic television -- see the widespread dismissals of the likes of "Sons of Anarchy," "Battlestar: Galactica," "Gilmore Girls," "Buffy The Vampire Slayer," and most horrifyingly, "The Wire." But they have improved sign...

From the Wire: Lars Ulrich, Roger Ebert Fan

Plus more lovely words from Chaz Ebert to her late husband Roger from the Cannes Film Festival.

Trailers from Hell: Katt Shea on 'Poison Ivy,' Starring Drew Barrymore as a Teen Femme Fatale

Femmes Fatales Week! continues at Trailers from Hell with director Katt Shea introducing her own erotic psycho-thriller "Poison Ivy," starring a teenage Drew Barrymore.

Essence, MSNBC Team For 2013 Fourth Of July Weekend Festival

Watch: Michael Cera Plays a Paraplegic in New Short Film 'Gregory Go Boom'

Though officially a part of YouTube's ongoing Comedy Week, Michael Cera's appearance in the new short film "Gregory Go Boom" also works as an unofficial warm-up for this weekend's new season of "Arrested Development."