Ballet Shoes (review)
A lovely, honest film about the hopes and dreams of young women.
A lovely, honest film about the hopes and dreams of young women.
Why does it have to pretend that Chicago sportswriter P.J. is such an oddball among women?
Vacillates between eager earnestness and too-cutesy preciousness…
A cheery and friendly look at a little-known subculture…
I’m waiting for the three-disc Criterion edition, the one with the director’s commentary.
Take a break from work: watch a movie trailer… Wow. Oliver Stone is a nut, but he’s a nut I sympathize with — I dunno whether to believe a word of his JFK, but, as a movie, it’s genius. Is that what we’re in for here? No, scratch that: there is no doubt that George … more…
I hear this from reader Clayj via email: I’ve noticed over the past few days that when I visit your site using an iPhone, clicking ANY link within the site causes Safari on the iPhone to freeze up. Basically, the only page I can view is the main page. Do you know about this problem, … more…
Ya kinda wanna smack someone. The back cover of the new DVD of *Kirikou and the Wild Beast*, the sequel to the beloved 1998 French film *Kirikou and the Sorceress*, features a ‘warning’…
It’s like a kids’ show gone horribly wrong…
If you’re not clear what all the fuss over Ellen Page is about, check out this 2007 Canadian film, a showcase for her extraordinary and challenging talent…