Friday, January 30 2009

‘Defiance’ Can’t Help But Feel Derivative

By Bill Gibron

Thursday, January 22 2009

‘Defiance’ survivors remember Bielskis’ strength, courage

By Howard Reich

Friday, January 16 2009

‘Defiance’ co-stars had to endure cold, primitive conditions to play WWII rebels

By Robert W. Butler

Monday, January 12 2009

‘Defiance’ director Edward Zwick wants to be the Ken Burns of the multiplex

By Roger Moore

Wednesday, December 31 2008

Defiance

By Cynthia Fuchs

Defiance's tendency to melodrama drags the rest of this ostensibly historical saga into a decidedly middling territory.

Tuesday, December 9 2008

Holo-Cost

By Bill Gibron

Friday, September 12 2008

Talk, Talk, Talk: December 2008

By Bill Gibron

Just like the end of an inspiring speech that may or may not succeed in making its point, these final four weeks before 2009 tend to define or defeat the entire awards season purpose.

Thursday, October 18 2007

The Boss of It All

By Josh Timmermann

The Boss of It All is the sort of middling, sporadically funny, sporadically dull art-house comedy that you keep wishing would ditch the art-house qualifier and just go for it, already.

Friday, March 31 2000

High Fidelity

By P. Nelson Reinsch

In keeping with the spirit of the film itself, I humbly offer the top 5 reasons the new film High Fidelity is worth seeing.

Sunday, January 1 1995

Mifune (1999)

By Lesley Smith

When Kersten (Anders W. Berthelsen) courts material success in Copenhagen, he also captures his wealthy boss's daughter, Claire (Sofie Grabol).