The Damned is a lavish melodramatic tale of decadence and corruption, drawing parallels between the decline and demise of a rich family of industrialists and the rise of Hitler and Nazism.
Damned, The (1969): Visconti’s First Panel of German Trilogy, Starring Dirk Bogarde, Ingrid Thulin, Helmut Berger
November 8, 2014 by
Dumb and Dumber To: Sequel to the 1994 Cult Classic
November 2, 2014 by
In recent years, Daniels and Carrey have often been approached by teens enthralled with the movie that they were introduced to by their parents.
Two Days, One Night: Panel of Dardennes’ Rich and Impressive Career
November 2, 2014 by
In their latest feature, Two Days, One Night, the Dardennes team up with French and international film star Marion Cotillard to create a universal story about working-class people living on the edge of society.
Theory of Everything: Eddie Redmayne’s Oscar Caliber Performance
October 21, 2014 by
Eddie Redmayne renders an Oscar-caliber performance in playing Stephen Hawking, the debilitating theoretical physicist who is confined to a wheelchair, in The Theory of Everything, which opens November 7. “The overriding thing when you meet him is this wit,” Redmayne saidr of Hawking. “There’s a glint in his eye, a mischief or a Lord of Misrule […]
Judge, The: Sentimental Father-Son Melodrma, Starring Robert Duvall and Robert Downey Jr.
October 6, 2014 by
Sentimental, old-fashioned, and formulaic, David Dobkin’s “The Judge” serves as a strong vehicle for two great actors, both named Robert, vet Oscar-winner Robert Duvall and bright Oscar-nominee Robert Downey Jr.
