What if the Bible actually contained strains of embedded code that could be deciphered by a sophisticated computer program, thereby revealing the whole of human history?
What if the Bible actually contained strains of embedded code that could be deciphered by a sophisticated computer program, thereby revealing the whole of human history?
While not a particularly good movie, this Jackie Chan kung-fu vehicle is a more than responsible PG-13.
When I reflect on my nearly 20 years at Plugged In, one of my most memorable experiences has been interviewing the Lord of the Rings cast. I asked, “While working on these films, did you learn a life lesson that would be valuable for teenagers today?” …
A love story in reverse, written by Charlie Kaufman, best known for his work on the offbeat films “Being John Malkovich” and “Adaptation.”
Eddie Murphy reprises his role as the famous physician who can chat with chimps, dialogue with dogs and counsel chameleons.
This time, he’s a violent, profane, skirt-chasing hockey player trying to earn money as a golf pro.
Director John Lee Hancock has a way with inspirational, people-driven sports movies. The Rookie. The Blind Side. Great stuff. I had a chance to chat with him recently, and we discussed those hits, Hollywood’s view of sports flicks, Sandra Bullock’s Osc …
Months after his debut EP made him an instant teen-pop idol, Justin Bieber returns with a full-length disc that suggests he’s likely to follow in the sensual footsteps of another Justin: Timberlake.
Aside from a case of mistaken identity involving a trombone recital, just about every scene and line of dialogue in this corrupt movie relates to satisfying overactive libidos.
A young man puts life on hold to pursue an elusive love in this romantic thriller.
If you tune in for this year’s Academy Awards telecast, listen for the phrase in ceremonies held earlier. Simple words rich with meaning. For starters, this is a warning. It says, “The following awards categories were deemed too much …
These nauseating, R-rated shenanigans don’t just push the envelope, they crumple it up and set it on fire.
