Movie Review: 'The Sitter'
The director and his screenwritrers seem to share the misconception that raunch is automatically risible. It's not.
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The director and his screenwritrers seem to share the misconception that raunch is automatically risible. It's not.
Many ice skating legends visited Atlantic City over the weekend to honor Olympic Gold medalist Peggy Fleming during The Caesars Tribute II: A Salute to the Ladies of the Ice.
Facebook calls it "Memology 2011", comparing this year's status updates to last year's, and then putting together top ten lists.
This week's video selection offers a fascinating mix.
The fourth of five films in the popular 'Twilight' series made it three weekends in a row, taking first place yet again by earning an estimated $17-million.
1812 Productions, Philadelphia's hard-working, "all comedy" theatre company, has raised the curtain on its sixth annual offering of political satire.
What are the end-of-the-year flicks that we'll be flocking to during the holiday season and beyond?
The "F word" under the microscope here is "fatherhood," and the subjects are male punk rockers who have brought children into the world and been transformed or otherwise affected by the experience.
Celebrating her 40th year in the music industry, Olivia Newton-John has graced the big screen, charmed audiences with her songs and is a breast cancer survivor who continues to positively inspire millions with her message of hope.
There aren't many films of a spectacular nature on this week's video list.
It's a clash between digital impersonality and old-fashioned goodwill in this new, animated holiday family flick.
About three thousand dancers mostly children are participating a weekend-long mid Atlantic Irish dance competition.
It's an interactive display with moving figures, lights, amusement rides and 17 train lines traveling through miniature scenery.
Yep, director Martin Scorsese, for so long associated with dark crime dramas, delivers an ingenious and enchanting adventure about the early days of the movies. Not only is 'Hugo', ostensibly a kidflick, visually mesmerizing, it's also an enthralling and moving tribute to film artists of an earlier era who worked in a kind of obscurity that modern major moviemakers like Scorsese have long since left behind.
A half-century after her death, she and her legend continue to haunt us. And that, combined with the pleasure of watching a skilled actress portray her on the big screen, makes 'My Week with Marilyn' fascinating despite its limitations.