Articles in Drama
‘Rome’ is one of HBO’s hit shows and while it may not be on the small screen anymore, it might make the jump to the big screen. Now, what throws this situation askew is that …
Before you question me for posting an article about a made-for-TV Hallmark movie, let me explain… I am paying attention to this one in particular because it hits close to home. The film tackles an issue …
These first, two pics from Michael Mann’s new film ‘Public Enemies’ were made available from Empire Magazine. The film follows FBI agent Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale) and his attempt to bring down such infamous criminals …
Travis:
It’s been so long, Baz… good to have you back! The simple but appropriately named ‘Australia’ is the newest film in the Luhrmann legacy. Who would have thought that an Australian filmmaker would end up …
Travis:
If Forrest Gump had been a professional wrestler, he might have said “Life is like a pile driver.” For Randy “The Ram” Robinson, life is like an endless series of pile drivers and body slams …
Jeremy:
Brazilian filmmaker Philippe Barcinski’s film ‘Not By Chance’ is a moving depiction of how life can get in the way of life, how things change in a instant and even the most fervent control freaks …
Travis:
Director Mark Mahon makes his feature film debut with an Irish drama about a father who is willing to do whatever it takes to save his son. Unfortunately, he finds that the decisions that have …
Travis:
‘Half-Life’ is a movie that deceives the viewer o the surface, teasing us with its animated scenes and it’s near-future global warming gone wild storyline. The truth is that these two elements, while interesting, play …
Travis:
The majority of us can only imagine blindly what it must be like to live every day of your life with autism. Unfortunately, there are many of us in the world who choose not to …
Jeremy:
Nicolas Klotz’s new film, ‘The Heartbeat Detector’ (or ‘La Question humain’/’The Human Question’ as it is know in France), is a quasi-thriller about the dishonesty and immorality surrounding the corporate world. In a sense, it …
Melissa:
Any film that starts off with a young child not only shooting, but identifying firearms makes me nervous! Or how about a child selling them? Hey, I had a job at 12, but it was …
Melissa:
Oh wait! I get it! Irritated women… the reference to a woman’s body part when they are angry… that part can become irritated… all that equals Yeast… Clever name!
Normally, I am not very easy …
Jeremy:
It has been nearly 20 years since Giuseppe Tornatore directed his masterpiece, ‘Cinema Paradiso’, one of the most moving cinematic events this critic has ever experienced. Since then, he has directed some decent yet forgettable …
Ram Man:
This is the most unique look at the genocide that went on in Nazi Germany during World War II. Mark Herman’s new film ‘The Boy In The Striped Pajamas’ looks at the war and …
Thanks to /Film for this low budget bootleg look at the new poster for ‘The Wrestler’. For those of you that are dying to see the movie, you can get tickets and see it here in …
You can see the new poster above, which looks very badass and “Epic”, but the big news is that Fox is forcing/pushing Baz Luhrmann to change the ending to a more “positive” one. Apparently it …
Thanks to /Film for pointing out that there is new artwork for ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’ on the Apple trailer website.
From the looks of it, the movie will probably revolve around when Pitt …
With principal photography just beginning, The Weinstein Co. has released the first set photo from Rob Marshall’s ‘Nine’. Marshall, who previously directed 2002’s Oscar winner, ‘Chicago’, is back at with the ladies in his adaptation of the Tony …




