Willing falls for ‘Alice’
Director Nick Willing is giving “Alice in Wonderland” an upgrade with the SyFy original miniseries, “Alice.”
Director Nick Willing is giving “Alice in Wonderland” an upgrade with the SyFy original miniseries, “Alice.”
The holiday season has arrived, beginning around-the-clock playing of “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas,” “Jingle Bell Rock” and other Christmas standards on shopping mall PA systems and the radio.
Ever since the 2001 cult classic smash "Super Troopers," comedy troupe Broken Lizard has made a name for themselves as a group serious about shenanigans.
Director Wes Anderson enlivens “Fantastic Mr. Fox” with the energy of a storybook, brought to life with childish delight by a superb voice cast that includes George Clooney as the titular Fox, as well as Meryl Streep, Bill Murray and Willem Dafoe. The youthful vigor is tempered by adult sensibilities and wizened snark that manifests in a film whose energy and vibrancy are unlike anything else.
If you enjoy angsty furred, fanged and sparkly monsters who fawn over an emo damsel in distress, my hat goes off to you. But if inter-mythical creature romance strikes no immediate appeal, nothing else about “New Moon” will.
“New Moon,” the second installment in the Twilight series earned mixed reviews for its captivating vampire romance. Dedicated fans will not be disappointed by director Chris Weitz’s effort to bring a faithful adaptation of the book to life, according to Rocio Gonzalez’s review. But staff writer Brian Koenig describes the film as awkward and a farce of a vampire movie.
Given that “Modern Warfare 2” is the sixth game in the “Call of Duty” series (ignoring the many spin-offs), anyone already familiar with the series probably won’t find too much different.
Enjoyable history lessons aren't easy to come by, except perhaps when they are directed by John Woo and depict a war in the Han dynasty of China in 208 C.E. "Red Cliff" is a thoroughly enjoyable two-and-a-half hour lesson in Chinese history, culture and 1800-year-old battle tactics.
When you throw together brooding bass strums, electric guitars and razor-sharp techno keyboards, you get rock 'n' roll band The Dig.
“The Room” is a complicated movie, but it is easy to see why it has an intense following.
Flaky temptress, beautiful socialite and tragic masochist: the titular character in “Lulu” is many things all at once.
Here, in no particular order, are four albums you probably weren’t listening to this year but should have been.
There’s a scene in the new film “Ninja Assassin” where — possibly as an in-joke between the writers — a SWAT team member remarks that the main character looks like he belongs “in a boy band.”
The new film “The Road,” a movie based on a post-apocalyptic novel, reveals movies can still have real artistic substance, swapping big-budget effects for genuine insight into the human condition.
Perhaps we can see Thanksgiving as a recharge point — time to reset how we think and interact on a daily basis
Seated in rows of the Katzen Recital Hall, an audience of about 50 singers, music professors, interested parents and a handful of others waited to receive the advice of three women who represent both performer and gatekeeper in the opera world.
NBC's newest show "Community" follows the story of Jeff Winger (Joel McHale), an unlucky lawyer whose college degree was deemed invalid by the bar. But the show is not a typical in-your-face comedy. It's subtle, sarcastic and sometimes downright mean, and you can't help but laugh.
Asher Roth said what everyone was thinking best when he said it simply in his breakout single: “Man, I love college.” This intersection of care-free sentiment and popular music is the notion on which the mtvU Woodie Awards are based.
Concerned about the environment, but tired of the usual eco-friendly initiatives? Not into lobbying or letter writing campaigns? Try something a little more hip and spend next Thursday evening dancing, socializing and eating organic food — all for the environment.
Chances are, if you are a woman — no matter how old — you know what “Twilight” is, or have at least heard of it. With the second film in the series, “The Twilight Saga: New Moon,” coming to theaters on Friday, cast members admit they did not see themselves in this position when they signed up.