Review: “X2: X-Men United”
Whilst 1998's "Blade" may have started the trend, and the box-office smash success of 2002's "Spider-Man" rocketed the superhero genre forward to become THE...
Review: “The Lizzie McGuire Movie”
Having never seen the kids TV series on which this is based, and being a 20-something guy I'm TOTALLY the wrong audience for this...
Review: “Laws of Attraction”
An attempted throwback to those old romantic comedies of manners of the 50's., "Laws" sadly never really sparks despite two charming leads and a...
Joel Silver & Jaume Serra for “House of Wax”
Acclaimed commercial director Jaume Collet-Serra moved from Barcelona to Los Angeles 12 years ago. After graduating from film school, he began his industry career...
Review: “XXX: State of the Union”
Fans tired of the James Bond franchise's strict adherence to its repetitive formula have said many times that it should be updated and changed...
Review: “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”
After so much heavy anticipation by fans, many will be surprised to know that it's really only the newcomers to the "Hitchhiker's" universe that...
Thandie Newton for “Crash”
Relaxed, quietly elegant and tired after her recent round of interviews, Thandie Newton has reason to be enthused, both professionally and personally. She has...
Willem Dafoe for “xXx: State of the Union”
Question: Do you have concerns when asked to take on another bad guy in a movie?Dafoe: A little a bit, until you...
Review: “Town and Country”
Red Meat, Milk, Rap Stars, Over Actors - what do these things have in common? A use by date. Warren Beatty's use by date...
Review: “The Forsaken”
Those calling this a 'The WB' version of "The Lost Boys" isn't half wrong. While it doesn't compare to the cinematic fun style of...
Scott Speedman for “xXx: State of the Union”
Soon to be seen in the Underworld sequel, Canada's Scott Speedman is one of Hollywood's new breed of film star, making his way through...
Ice Cube for “xXx: State of the Union”
Ice Cube is a man of simple tastes. Walking into the New York hotel room where he was holding court promoting his starring role...
Review: “The Salton Sea”
With countless betrayals, twisted narrative and shady characters of varying criminal intent, there's quite a few elements to like about the new Val Kilmer...
Review: “Jason X”
In the mid-late 90's, many of the horror franchises which had ruled the roost and then withered into blandness a decade before reinvented themselves...
Martin Freeman for “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”
Martin Freeman has come a long way since making his film debut in 1998's I Just Want to Kiss You. At 34, the British...
Review: “It Runs in the Family”
A TV movie at best and not a good one at that, 'Runs' is one of those slice of life dramas combined with elements...
Review: “Identity”
Despite initially looking to be a direct rip-off of Agatha Christie's multiply-adapted "And Then There Were None" story, "Identity" adds in a few extra...
Review: “Man on Fire”
I knew it was going to happen but I didn't expect it so soon, Tony Scott has definitely jumped the shark with his new...
Johnny Knoxville for “The Dukes of Hazzard”
After my experience in the backwoods of The Dukes of Hazzard set, and with two weeks left in shooting the unit publicist John Pasani...
Jessica Simpson for “The Dukes of Hazzard”
After Johnny signed our personal pages from Big Black Butt magazine, a few moments later in comes the girl everyone was waiting for all...
Review: “The Interpreter”
In a time when thrillers are about big explosions and action set pieces, leave it to Sydney Pollack to show us how old school...
Review: “A Lot Like Love”
With a title like that, there's bound to be puns galore by critics... and here's another. "A Lot Like Love" is a lot like...
Review: “U-571”
"U-571" is an action blockbuster film pure and simple, and a very good one at that. Like most of today's summer blockbusters there's...
Jennifer Lopez for “Monster-in-Law”
Jennifer Lopez looks quietly elegant, dressed in a white knitted top, in full charge, like a Queen Bee organizing her troops, and ensuring that...
Seann William Scott for “The Dukes of Hazzard”
Back in January the good folks over at Warner Bros. Pictures invited me to go check out the set (My first) of The Dukes...
Samuel L. Jackson for “xXx: State of the Union”
Casually attired wearing one of his many trademark berets, Samuel L. Jackson is the first to admit that he often plays characters close to...
Review: “The Scorpion King”
Sure 1999's "The Mummy" was derivative to the extreme of "Indiana Jones", but the offbeat humour, enjoyable characters and interesting use of effects turned...
Review: “Legend: Director’s Cut”
The term "failed masterpiece" is rather loosely thrown about because the so-called one bad element that ruins or more often simply detracts from an...
Review: “Holes”
One of the most unusual 'young people empowerment' films you'll ever see, this Disney family effort combines a kind of young teen "Dead Poets...
Review: “The Punisher”
From "Death Wish" to "Commando", the story of one well-trained man seeking revenge against those that have hurt or killed his family is far...