Gus Vant Sant has become the film making crusader for gay rights over the years with his films. He returns with Milk the story of Harvey Milk, a gay man who mov…

Christine Collins, a single mother who lost her son & then was victimized by the police, reopens a sore wound in the chronicle of LA. Officials affirmed the cas…

Coen brothers follow up to their award winning No Country for Old Men is no surprise for this left of center filmmaking duo - its complete opposite. A sort of F…

Notable similarity to an actual case that was publicized quite a bit in Los Angeles where a police officer was accused of harassing an interacial married couple…

We all know Palahniuk’s Fight Club was amazing, the chore of bringing another of his novels to screen must be daunting. First time filmmaker Clark Gregg, founde…

Simon Pegg pulls away from the ridiculous humor of zombie killing & crime fighting. Into the ackward hilarity of social climbing in “How to Lose Friends & Alien…

The new documentary starring Bill Maher & directed by Larry Charles of Cheers fame. Maher does a very good job of combining religious & ridiculous. By joining t…

Oliver Stone’s biopic on the 43rd president. Now one might argue George Bush is the epitomy of wasted power. He may have been born with a silver spoon in his mo…

In modern London real estate has replaced drugs as the biggest market & criminals are its most excited enterpreneurs. For anyone looking to be on the inside Len…

Heigl’s one chance to capture the leading role after her successful “Knocked Up” and she blew it. The movie fell short in the comedy department, and as far as r…