Jesus People review: Christian pop takes the softest of smacks
This too gentle mockumentary barely even takes aim at its easiest potential targets, but the appealing cast is game and manages a few cogent hits.
Year: 2014
you have to see this Australian Muppets Most Wanted TV ad
Studios quoting random people on Twitter needed a takedown, and this is it.
Stephen Colbert to replace David Letterman on Late Show: I haz a sad
The terror at change that characterizes what passes for American entertainment has finally overstayed the welcome it never had.
Half of a Yellow Sun review: history with a romantic flourish
Oh what a lovely film! As romance and history, this is by turns funny and tragic, suspenseful and celebratory, and never less than solidly entertaining.
The Strange Colour of Your Body’s Tears review: the color of nasty
A teeth-grindingly, blood-boilingly infuriating cinematic trial that’s like an art school film project gone horribly awry.
London photo: makes me feel like I’m playing Myst again
Looking up through the glass-sidewalked entryway of the Channel 4 HQ, from the lobby of its subterranean screening room.
The Quiet Ones review: possession obsession
The few outright scares are curiously circumspect, but the old-fashioned Hammer Horror atmosphere is appealingly spooky.
London photo: urban recycling
Shipping containers get a new life as support for stairs at Southbank.
Under the Skin movie review: sex as a weapon
Scarlett Johansson is an alien serial killer who sexes men to death in a misogynist fanboy wet dream that also fails to satisfy as science fiction.
this is what happens when adolescent fanboys dominate the movie web
It’s fascinating what IMDb users feel is urgent to inform other movie fans about, isn’t it?
