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Milk by Director Gus Van Sant
Gus Van Sant delivers an inspiring biopic that simply must not be missed.
Creation Revives Interest in Darwin's Theory
Writer Charles Darwin creates a stir with his Origin of Species masterwork as Paul Bettany plays the famed scientist who grapples with religious wife Jennifer Connelly.
Film Review - Creation
Jon Amiel's film about the writer of On the Origin of Species deals less with the father of modern biology and more with the father of a lost little girl.
The Last Station – Movie Review
Helen Mirren and Christopher Plummer shine in this film about the final chapter in the life of Leo Tolstoy.
The Young Victoria Period Piece Perfection
History comes alive in Jean-Mark Valleen's exquisite introduction of Emily Blunt as a head-strong queen to be in this smartly shot tale of a devious royal family.
Me and Orson Welles Presents Master Creative Wit
The ins and outs of mounting a theatrical production are brilliantly revealed as director Richard Linkater presents a brilliant Christian McKay as Orson, warts and all.
Invictis True Story of Mandela Rise to Power
Clint Eastwood reunites with Morgan Freeman in this heartfelt tale of how a new leader was able to bridge the racial divide in troubled South Africa through a rugby team.
Into the Storm – DVD Review
From HBO Home Entertainment comes the story of Winston Churchill - the man behind the image.
Ian Dury Biopic-Andy Serkis is Punk Rock Legend
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll (released 8 January); at last, a fitting filmic tribute to one of England's most influential punk and new wave singer-songwriters.
The Blind Side Film Review
It's blandly calculated, safe, invulnerable and cute. Michael Oher winds up a supporting player in his own biopic, although Sandra Bullock is a surprisingly strong lead.
Creation Review - Paul Bettany as Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin is famed for penning a definitive work about the evolution of life, but his own life is under the microscope in the British biopic, Creation.
TV Review: Miss Austen Regrets
Jane Austen's private life is revealed in this BBC feature-length dramatisation when her niece Fanny sought advice on love and marriage.
The Damned United
Get up close and personal with the player turned coach of famed British Leeds soccer champ whose luck comes up against some very determined player resisters.
The Soloist Movie Review
Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr. do their best to keep up with director Joe Wright's baton, which swings wildly all over a movie whose score needs additional notations.
Bugsy a BioPic About Gangster Ben Siegel
Bugsy, 1991, is a gangster film starring Warren Beatty and Annette Benning as mobster Ben Siegel and molll Virginia Hill and the beginning of Las Vegas as a casino town.
Matt Damon as The Informant
The Informant is two films at once: a clever comedic yarn about a corporate whistle-blower while under the surface is a sad and affecting portrait of a man afflicted
Julie & Julia Review
Julia Child created a cook book, and almost 50 years later, Julie Powell created a blog about it.
Film Review - Taking Woodstock (2009)
Critical darling Ang Lee returns to vintage America with the mellow tale of Elliot Tiber and his seemingly destined involvement in the original 1969 Woodstock Festival.
Movie Review: American Splendor
Harvey Pekar has a dead-end job, questionable hygiene, a crummy attitude, and an explosive temper. It's safe to say that he's no hero. Right? This movie begs to differ.
Comparing the Films Dillinger and Public Enemies
Michael Mann's recent Public Enemies tells essentially the same story as John Milius's 1973 movie Dillinger, but there are differences in approach between them.
HBO Grey Gardens covers a 40 year span
The HBO moviGrey Gardens is the story of an eccentric mother and daugher duo, "Big Edie" and "Little Edie" Bouvier Beale starring Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange.
Movie Review – Michael Mann's Public Enemies
Public Enemies offers a multitude of exciting sequences and a charismatic lead actor in Johnny Depp, but the film is too long and too muddled to be truly great.
Summary of Seven Years in Tibet
An Austrian mountain climber develops a relationship with the Dalai Lama after spending seven years wandering through World War 2 era China.
Public Enemies - A Michael Mann Film
1933, John Dillinger's (Johnny Depp) bank robbing spree turns him into a celebrity. Young FBI agent Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale) is ordered to hunt down Dillinger.
W. Blu-ray Review
While not the rampaging muckraker he could be, Oliver Stone puts forth quiet rage amid a towering tale of a Texan family whose trappings worked us all over

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