A Prairie Home Companion (review)
The gentle satire of Garrison Keillor’s beloved radio variety show gets an extra kick of self-reflective snark in Robert Altman’s pleasantly meandering tribute/reimagining.
The gentle satire of Garrison Keillor’s beloved radio variety show gets an extra kick of self-reflective snark in Robert Altman’s pleasantly meandering tribute/reimagining.
Surprisingly, this isn’t actually excruciating.
Cars are people too? Sooo not funny.
Pure geeky fun. Oh, look, here comes the hanged nanny!
Depressingly conservative, not in a political way, but in a Ward-and-June-Cleaver way…
A valentine to street musicians, which’ll be more interesting, I suspect, if you don’t encounter the breed in your daily life.
Is a Jackie Chan movie ever really bad?
It’s the least crappy flick yet from fauxteur Brett Ratner, which is actually quite an accomplishment from the man who gave us ‘Rush Hour,’ ‘Rush Hour 2,’ and the upcoming ‘Rush Hour 3.’ And we can thank the comic book gods that he didn’t cast Chris Tucker in it.

Forget everything you knew about the old, stiff, wonky Al Gore. The man is on fire. Oh, and so is our planet.