Cry, the Beloved Country with Canada Lee and Sidney Poitier. Directed by Hungarian-born Zoltan Korda (The Four Feathers, Sahara) from a screenplay by an uncredited John Howard Lawson – one…
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Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg movie 2 Guns: Disappointing box office pairing. Denzel Washington Mark Wahlberg movie 2 Guns: Below par box office receipts Aug. 3: A limp “low $20…
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Killing Them Softly: Brad Pitt has worst wide box office debut ever in Andrew Dominik thriller while latest Twilight three-peats + passes milestone.
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The Vow with Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum. March 3 update: February 2012 was the best month of February in terms of movie attendance since 2004. That’s according to Box…
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Sandra Bullock becomes one of the few women named the top box office draw in the domestic market. But how reliable are these exhibitors’ polls?
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North America’s noteworthy fall box office titles belong to a whole array of genres, from prestige crime dramas to musical fantasies and horror sequels.
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Inside Man offers a long day’s journey into nought: I’ve seen little of Spike Lee’s oeuvre. As far as I’m concerned, the overblown portrayal of ethnic relations in Do the…
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Meryl Streep is the 1 bright spot in Jonathan Demme’s mundane and mostly poorly cast 2004 remake of the political thriller The Manchurian Candidate.
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In a less showy role, Ethan Hawke effortlessly steals Antoine Fuqua’s mediocre 2001 cop thriller Training Day from Oscar winner Denzel Washington.
Chris Pine in Tony Scott’s Unstoppable Nov. 18, ’10, update: The North American box office was down across the board on Wednesday, Nov. 17. The top ten movies were down…
Featuring a superficial Denzel Washington as jailed U.S. boxer Rubin Carter, Norman Jewison’s contrived biopic The Hurricane is probably his worst film.