Pride and Prejudice is perhaps Jane Austen's most beloved novel, with its tale of unlikely love between stubborn Elizabeth Bennet and the aloof Mr. Darcy.
Good Night, and Good Luck is set in an era when cigarette commercials were still on television and anchors lit up on air.
First came the much-lauded American Beauty. Then came Road to Perdition, which was not as heralded but still boasted dazzling cinematography and strong performances by the entire ensemble cast.
We'll start with Ryan Carnes, who is arguably the most recognizable by face. And character type.
In the flippant world of Lord of War, where the ch-chings of a cash register cheerfully replace the sound of gunshots, remorseless violence reigns supreme. Or at least it should.
The same beauty, vivaciousness and infectious energy that characterized 2002’s City of God also appear in Fernando Meirelles' follow-up work, the lushly realized Constant Gardener.
It’s raining in Paris, and it’s hard to say what is most seductive—starlet Jeanne Moreau’s come-hither French murmuring, the sensuous jazz of Miles Davis or the cité...
The Interpreter, the latest from Sydney Pollack, packs the punch and thrills of a Dan Brown novel without the obvious plot holes and far-fetched endings.
Kalindri Padia, Siva Allu and Nagi Reddy want to bring a new type of theater experience to North Carolina. With the opening of their Galaxy Cinema in Cary Dec. 30, they have done just that. The...
Director Alexander Payne's fourth effort, Sideways, is a two-hour profession of love to wine.
