Movie Review - "The One I Love," Fantasy Retreat Mends Broken Marriage

With spectacular performances by Mark Duplass and Elisabeth Moss, Charlie McDowell's confident directorial debut "The One I Love," brings a crowd-pleasing premise having savory twists that stretch the boundaries of numerous genres. It also navigates that marital mine field of a deteriorating relationship with insightful observations, some comic, some tragic, but always authentic. ...

The Ties That Bind

'Of Human Bondage' presented Bette Davis with a considerable acting challenge. She accepted it, and it made her a star. ...

The Stargate TV Series

This is a science-fiction TV series that went on for 10 seasons and accumulated over 200 episodes. It started out as a movie which was a pilot for the TV series. It is based around a portal that allows people to be transported from Earth to another planet, and many other planets depending on the address entered. ...

Movie Review: The Green Beautiful

A forgotten or ignored movie from the late nineties? This is a great movie with much humor, as only the French can deliver. It is about a peaceful planet where the people have matured and evolved to the point where their long lives are based on love and togetherness, not separation and hate. ...

Telling the Tale of a Terrorist Attack

Michael Moore's 'Fahrenheit 9/11' told the inside story of the most notorious terrorist attack in American history. It failed to make much of an impact on the 2004 elections, though. ...

A Million Ways To Die In The West

Seth MacFarlane manages to portray the ultimate Western anti-hero. "A Million Ways to Die in the West" is quite a departure for MacFarlane, who's more famous for a completely different type of movie -- "Ted." ...