Email Author Bill Gallo
Anyone who wants to start feeling good about war again--And hey, pilgrim, isn't it about time?--might do well to take in Flyboys. ... More >>
The Rock"--formerly known as "Flex Kavana" and, a bit later, as "Rocky Maivia"--was a practicing actor long before he turned to movies and started... More >>
If, at this remove, we can imagine Vienna in the late 1890s, we behold a great imperial capital in ferment. Gustav Mahler is not only reinventing... More >>
For 35 years, Woody Allen was a long shot to stray into the Bronx or Staten Island, much less the alien reaches of London. The creator of... More >>
It's clear by now that British director James Marsh regards America as a vaguely amusing madhouse--a reliably primitive, thoroughly benighted... More >>
The impassioned new documentary Sir! No Sir! never mentions the words "Iraq" or "Afghanistan." It doesn't have to. Unseen and... More >>
The Old West has vanished, John Wayne is dead, and--this just in--the two most famous ranch hands in America are gay. But there would be no... More >>
If some religious extremists in India had gotten their way, the gorgeous fury of Deepa Mehta's Water never would have reached the... More >>
Who knows? Maybe he developed writer's block. Or joined Up With People. Or dropped dead from shock the day Bush got re-elected. In any event, the... More >>
Through the Fire (Disney) He's averaging just nine points in his second season for the Portland Trail Blazers, but considering where... More >>
Penguins, shmenguins. If you want some new insight into the codes of animal behavior, have a look at Eight Below, an inspirational... More >>
This is not George Lazenby making his doomed run at James Bond, or even Mel Gibson presuming to play Hamlet. This is serious heresy,... More >>
Anthony Hopkins lends style points to any movie in which he appears. The thing may be a dog, but the actor who brought the gruesome psychopath... More >>
We popcorn-chomping hitchhikers never know who will pick us up on the roadside. In Flirting With Disaster, it was a neurotic Manhattan... More >>
With the release of The White Countess, the much-honored Merchant Ivory canon is complete. The Bombay-born producer Ismail Merchant... More >>
The studied British theatricality and sharp wit of Mrs. Henderson Presents are likely to make it a favorite among... More >>
Over the years, moviegoers who double as sports fans have had ample opportunity to pick and choose their favorite miracle--Shoeless Joe Jackson... More >>
Over the centuries, the legend of Tristram and Iseult has fueled the derring-do of King Arthur, aroused Richard Wagner's operatic thunder, driven... More >>
What's an unemployed former super spy to do? Faced with a midlife career change, suave Pierce Brosnan seems to have chosen wry self-mockery,... More >>
