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Gene Hackman heads into action in the French Foreign Legion in the 1977 action-adventure film, coming in June!

Liam Neeson must take down the bad guys 40,000 feet in the air in this thriller movie, coming in June.

A group of reunited college friends hear it through the grapevine in the 1983 comedy-drama, coming in July!

Kit Harrington and Emily Browning run from Mount Vesuvius in this action adventure movie.

Kevin Costner and Amber Heard are in search of a terrorist in this action movie.

Israel’s number one drama TV show was the basis for Showtime’s Homeland.

Reviews

004/14/2014
DVD Review: Silent But Deadly
Retirement home residents are being murdered in this dumb but good-natured ’80s-styled comedy.
003/31/2014
Blu-ray Review: Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones
Latest entry in the franchise misses the mark by taking the terror outside of a single location.
003/25/2014
Blu-ray Review: It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Criterion’s affectionate edition of the comedy classic includes an extended road-show version!
003/21/2014
Blu-ray Review: The Wolf of Wall Street
Martin Scorsese’s movie about real-life stockbroker Jordan Belfort is overly long, but still entertaining.
003/19/2014
DVD Review: A Brief History of Time
Fine Criterion edition of Errol Morris’ 1991 portrait of genius astrophysicist Stephen Hawking.
003/17/2014
DVD Review: The Wait
Deliberately cloudy and slow thriller about two sisters waiting for their recently deceased mother to “return.”

Interview

Interview: Jennifer Coolidge of Austenland
Posted on 02/24/2014 | No Comments
"[My dream role would be] to play someone very dark—like someone involved in the drug world or some other criminal venture."
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Interview: Actor Bai Ling
Posted on 07/08/2013 | No Comments
"I think I’m open to adventures and surprises. As a performer, I’m really just naturally talented."
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Interview: Mia Wasikowska of Stoker
Posted on 06/17/2013 | No Comments
"The obvious difficulty is that [director Chan-wook Park] didn’t speak English and we communicated through a translator, but it’s something that was so small that within a couple of days we didn’t even notice."
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