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A tangled post-production history kept this Kenneth Lonergan film from completion for six years, and its story about teenage trauma suffers as a result. But, oh, what a cast.

In this lovely film, a grieving, 13-year-old girl discovers orphaned geese eggs that she teaches to fly.

On an American military outpost in Europe during the Eighties, the black market economy runs the show.

Kurt Warner biopic is too winsome to win big

With perma-snarl intact, Hugh Jackman is back as the Wolverine hunts new prey in Japan.

An Unfinished Life never transcends its simple storyline to charter original ground, but it’s the kind of movie you can’t fault too terribly much, primarily because its heart seems to be in the right place.

Miyazaki conjures a pubescent fable out of whole cloth that both kids and adults will enjoy immensely. Castle in the Sky, from 1986, isn’t Miyazaki’s finest, but that’s like saying Jackson Pollack’s Panel With Four Designs isn’t as good as his Lavender Mist.

Actress-turned-first-time director Lemmons unravels a spellbinding tale that blends Southern Gothic magical realism and disturbing family drama.

Scorsese's filmmaking excellence can't mask a flawed retreading of mob history

Eurotrash horror film for the new millennium.

Not too serious and never insulting, this is a subtle superhero film that relies more on themes than special effects.

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An interview with Todd Lowe, True Blood's Terry Bellefleur

This reboot of the franchise is too self-referential for its own good.

Who might win what and why

"TV Eye" to The Vampire Diaries: "Bite me."

Anthology delight gets a big screen adventure before DVD release

'TV Eye' scratches its head over the Golden Globe nominees

Masterpiece Theatre loosens the corset, plus first reactions to fall's new slate of shows

This third outing in the franchise lays on the subtext even more heavily than its predecessors – racial, gender, and sexual politics are all over the place, as are the multiple strands of the story line.

The films, the filmmakers, the crews, the making of a scene

Chain Gangs! Cast Aways! Kung Fu! Chocolate! ... It's Time for the Holiday Film Previews

This sweet, amiable, and knowing coming-of-age tale is Cameron Crowe's semi-autobiographical boyz-to-men story about how he grew into the role of a rock & roll journalist in 1973.

In Almost Famous, Cameron Crowe tells the story of his first assignment for Rolling Stone in 1973 and a day when the youth of America believed rock & roll could change the world.