On Tuesday, Adam posted a blog entry titled “57 Channels (and Nothin’ On)” That’s, of course, a reference to the Bruce Springsteen song. So I thought I’d just keep the tuneful inspiration alive by giving a nod to classic David Bowie today. He sings, “J …
In a recent interview with mega-Jeopardy! champion Ken Jennings, Time magazine’s Belinda Luscombe asked about our growing dependency on GPS maps. The context was Jennings’ new book, Maphead, which is subtitled, Charting the Wide, Weird World of Geograp …
Instead of creating a sequel to The Blair Witch Project, Joe Berlinger brings to the big screen a clumsy ‘documentary’ about what happened afterward.
When there’s no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth. That’s the only explanation given for why zombies have replaced the living as the dominant species in Milwaukee.
Ralph Fiennes heads up this message movie that borrows the shape and size of a political thriller … and then adds love and marriage to the mix.
The X Factor is back on TV tonight. And I wish I could say I was happy about that. I do. I really wish that. Last Wednesday, Simon Cowell made his not-quite victorious comeback to star-search TV on Fox. The ratings weren’t stellar, but an hour into the …
This is the second feature film based on Christian fiction author Frank Peretti’s novels. It follows 2003’s ‘Hangman’s Curse’ not only chronologically, but also in tone.
Golf can get into a player’s soul. And once there it can either calm or claw the place to bits. Promising young pro Luke Chisholm is emotionally and spiritually shackled by the game—until he meets an enigmatic old-timer who shows him how to break the links.
When Michael finds out his woman-of-a-lifetime-soon-to-be-bride is the daughter of a Mafioso, he’s not concerned. After all, he’s marrying her, not her family.
Classic Schwarzenegger. Commando. Terminator. Total Recall. What’s different about The 6th Day? Only that it was made in the 21st century instead of the 20th century.
Glee takes its snappy songs to the big screen—and teaches us all a lesson about the massive influence entertainment wields in our culture. For good. And for ill.
“Girl, Interrupted” is based on the best-selling memoirs of Susanna Kaysen. Winona Ryder lends her weepy eyes and eccentric persona to the character of Susanna.
