In Review: ‘The Christophers,’ ‘Faces of Death,’ ‘You, Me & Tuscany,’ ‘Exit 8’
Steven Soderbergh's two-person drama about art, life, and fraud leads a busy week that also includes a picturesque rom-com and a pair of unusual horror movies.
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Steven Soderbergh's two-person drama about art, life, and fraud leads a busy week that also includes a picturesque rom-com and a pair of unusual horror movies.
Steven Soderbergh's two-person drama about art, life, and fraud leads a busy week that also includes a picturesque rom-com and a pair of unusual horror movies.
The 30th anniversary re-release of Cameron Crowe's hit romance offers a window into his have-it-all optimism.
John Woo's 1990 film depicts the Vietnam War and, by extension, all wars, as hellishly anti-human.
Our series about giant monsters (and plants) continues with a 1989 movie that helped cement Godzilla's comeback (in parts of the world, at least).
In theaters this week: tales of secrets, lies, and Italian-American plumbers in space.
From a dusty SoCal park diamond to the Astrodome to Tokyo, Japan, a rambunctious little league team embarked on a '70s Hollywood journey.