Big Fish - Dir. by Tim Burton
At first, Big Fish seems like an odd choice for a Tim Burton movie. Based on the novel by Daniel Wallace, it begins as a family drama about a man named Will (Billy Crudup) trying to deal with his estranged father, the larger-than-life Edward Bloom (Albert Finney). Edward has spent his life weaving tall tales for his son, creating a mythology surrounding himself that Will suspects is largely false and only serves to keep him at a distance. ...Read More
Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed - Dir. by Brett Sullivan
Although not as clever and fresh as its forebear, Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed does share enough of the original’s wit and style to make for a pretty fun teen horror flick. Picking up a short time after the end of the first film, the sequel begins with a very squirrelly Brigitte (Emily Perkins) mainlining monkshood in a cheap motel in order to stave of her inevitable transformation into a werewolf. ...Read More
21 Grams - Dir. by Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu
Along Came Polly - Dir. by John Hamburg
American Splendor - Dir. by Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini
Chasing Liberty - Dir. by Andy Cadiff
Cheaper by the Dozen - Dir. by Shawn Levy
Cold Mountain - Dir. by Anthony Minghella
Honey - Dir. by Bille Woodruff
House of Sand and Fog - Dir. by Vadim Perelman
In America [DS] - Dir. by Jim Sheridan
Kill Bill Vol. 1 - Dir. by Quentin Tarantino
One From the Heart - Dir. by Francis Ford Coppola
Peter Pan - Dir. by P.J. Hogan
Shattered Glass [DS] - Dir. by Billy Ray
Something's Gotta Give - Dir. by Nancy Meyers
Stuck On You - Dir. by Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly
The Eye - Dir. by Danny and Oxide Pang
The Housekeeper - Dir. by Claude Berri
The Last Samurai - Dir. by Edward Zwick
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - Dir. by Peter Jackson
The Missing [DS] - Dir. by Ron Howard
The Perfect Score - Dir. by Brian Robbins
Although he's a Montreal native, this debut album sparkles with many of the magical elements associated with Vollebekk's Scandinavian heritage. At times recalling Nick Drake's Bryter Layter in its fragility and subtle deployment of strings, but also the playfulness of fellow Montrealer Patric... Full Review
Don't count on Norway's premier disco revivalist Hans-Peter Lindstrøm to ever turn in the same record twice. "All the artists and bands that I really like do surprising stuff every time, and I guess I just copy their way," he says from his Oslo home studio. "But it's also about not getting bored myself."... Read More
Mary, we love the fact that you're happy ― no more drama ― and that your personal issues seem to be a thing of the past. Trouble is, your pain was what fuelled your passion. It's the reason why What's the 411 was a classic, and why subsequent albums were usually measured by whethe... Full Review
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