Kool Shee Helo, composed by Habib Shehadeh Hanna Feat. Reem [...]

It was recently announced which film would close Sundance 2013, the Joshua Stern-directed biopic of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Ashton Kutcher, known for his appearances in television series such as "That '70s Show," will play the headlining role, for which he underwent a significant physical transformation.

The film recalls the life of Steve Jobs, who passed away on October 5, 2011, and

2012--What a bad year it was for U.S. cinema, as far as quality goes. The films were lackluster enough to make me want to tear up my press card and train for the New York City marathon. Thankfully, I was able to weather this sticky storm of boredom by riding out the year in France, world capital of cinephilia and malodorous cheeses, where citizens can access seriously good cinema and evil brie-type concotions. Where did

A romantic comedy may feel like a strange new direction for director David O. Russell (“I Heart Huckabees,” “The Fighter") but his adaptation of Matthew Quick’s namesake novel is a winner, serving up equal parts romance and uplifting drama. What of Bradley Cooper 2.0? He plays a demanding role to perfection. His Pat Solatino, a bipolar Philadelphia man who spent eight months in a psych ward after a brutal beating put on

DreamWorks has taken on an ambitious project, the story of [...]

“Killing them Softly” is an expression I never understood but I'll guess that if one needed to kill softly, Brad Pitt’s Jackie would be the right man for the job. “Softly,” writer-director Andrew Dominik’s adaptation of the George V. Higgins novel “Cogan’s Trade," (itself a follow-up to “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford") is the Weinstein Company contender for an Academy Award this year. It’s not going to

We’ll meet again, sung by Vera Lynn (HellBoy), Rocket Man, [...]