Julianne Moore

Being Flynn Can't Stop Telling Us Exactly What to Feel

Crazy, Stupid, Love: Not Crazy Enough

Rom-com is sweet, but not groundbreaking.

Dallas Among Stops For Sarah Palin Doc, While Hal Samples's Doc-in-Progress Gets Nice Plug

Coming to an AMC near you next month​This morning we find two items of local interest contained within the virtual pages of IndieWire. First: Long-ago Observer-er Dana Harris sends word that the extremely authorized Sarah Palin propaganda filmdocumentary The Undefeated has found a collaboratorexhi ... More >>

The Kids Are All Right: In Praise of Lesbian Family Values.

Coming to an AMC near you next month​This morning we find two items of local interest contained within the virtual pages of IndieWire. First: Long-ago Observer-er Dana Harris sends word that the extremely authorized Sarah Palin propaganda filmdocumentary The Undefeated has found a collaboratorexhi ... More >>

Blindness blurs the line between bleak and sappy

Coming to an AMC near you next month​This morning we find two items of local interest contained within the virtual pages of IndieWire. First: Long-ago Observer-er Dana Harris sends word that the extremely authorized Sarah Palin propaganda filmdocumentary The Undefeated has found a collaboratorexhi ... More >>

Like a Bat Out of Hell, the USA Film Festival Schedule is Released

Coming to an AMC near you next month​This morning we find two items of local interest contained within the virtual pages of IndieWire. First: Long-ago Observer-er Dana Harris sends word that the extremely authorized Sarah Palin propaganda filmdocumentary The Undefeated has found a collaboratorexhi ... More >>

What You Lookin' At? Oh, I See -- the AFI Dallas Complete Lineup.

Coming to an AMC near you next month​This morning we find two items of local interest contained within the virtual pages of IndieWire. First: Long-ago Observer-er Dana Harris sends word that the extremely authorized Sarah Palin propaganda filmdocumentary The Undefeated has found a collaboratorexhi ... More >>

Todd Haynes Offers His Bob Dylan

He knows it might not be your Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan: Like a Complete Unknown

I'm Not There and the changing face of Bob Dylan on film

Savage Love

Tom Kalin's Cannes comeback.

Don't Believe the Hype

Despite a nonexistent marketing campaign, Cuarón's latest is not to be missed

Unromantic Non-Comedy

Trust us: Save your $9 on this one

The Price Is Wrong

Freedomland turns a rich, complex book into a poor, simple movie

Moore's The Pity

This tear-jerking "women's film" won't win any prizes

Already Forgotten

Julianne Moore is memorable again in a movie that mostly isn't

Bar Code

Laws of Attraction is so generic it oughta be illegal

To Buy Good Looks

Laws of Attraction is so generic it oughta be illegal

Famous Footwear

These shoes were made for auction

Sour Hours

Streep, Moore and Kidman reveal it's sad to be sad

Far From Happy

The year's best featured plenty of Sad White Guys

For Our Homies

Plus: Kaboom, Edited for Content

Moore and Less

Julianne is radiant, but Todd Haynes' 1950s homage seems pointless

See, Hear

Without Elmer Bernstein, scores of movies wouldn't have sounded the same

Lost Highways

Billy Crudup is on the road to nowhere in World Traveler

New Found Man

Kevin Spacey discovers his inner rogue in The Shipping News

Old Ghosts

Evolution ain't afraid of no aliens, but you should be

Fava Beans and Ham

Hannibal proves that Hopkins without Foster just doesn't equate

Misery loves company

Sigourney Weaver and Julianne Moore share their pain in a depressing World

Love stings

Graham Greene's tragic romance is an Affair to remember

Cock of the walk

Magnolia buries a radiant Tom Cruise beneath three hours of brilliant nothing

Wilde about it

Adaptation of this classic farce is, well, quite Ideal

Death as an amateur theatrical

Personalities take center stage in Altman's strange, feel-good Southern drama

All duded up

Jeff Bridges' wacked-out stoner carries the Coens' The Big Lebowski

Hype and holler

The best of 1997 was OK, but sometimes the worst was better

One happy family

The hugely ambitious Boogie Nights looks at the exalted, debased world of porn

Lost weekend

This story of blue bloods trying to keep up with the Kennedys is well-acted and too much

Spielberg's Lost

Director digs up more dinos to prove--maybe--he's still a little playful

Driven to abstraction

Lack of tension and purpose kills Surviving Picasso

In the trenches

Filmmaker Todd Haynes outlines the danger of playing it Safe

No Safe place

Todd Haynes' new feature is the ultimate horror film for the '90s

Vanya for the 21st century

Andre Gregory makes Chekhov beautiful for the big screen