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Tim Burton and Johnny Depp re-team for their 6th film together, and is my favorite Burton film since Big Fish,

Sidney Lumet’s new film is an interesting take on the crime drama, by taking a small simple crime and examining

The Mist, the third Stephen King adaptation by Frank Darabont, is a pretty good suspense horror film that is constantly

The new film by Todd Haynes is as about as unique and as ambitious as one can get. Based off

It’s holiday season time, which means it’s also time for the holiday family film rush, I saw the first two

Ridley Scott’s classic will be available on DVD in its final form in about a month, but Warner Bros. is

The Coen Bros. return after a three year hiatus with a return to their crime/thriller roots that made them famous

Let’s get one thing out of the way, if you see this, see it in IMAX 3-D. The 3-D is

Talk about breaking a stereotype. Who would have thought that such a great film like Juno was written by an

What we have here is Dreamworks newest piece of animation that continues on a healthy run of quality, outside the