Articles by Erin Oke

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  Keeping the Faith

  Edward Norton

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  Keeping The Faith, the directorial debut of actor Edward Norton (Fight Club, Primal Fear), is at once a wacky romantic comedy and a deeper...

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  Sugar Town

  Allison Anders and Kurt Voss

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  Sugar Town is a clever portrayal of the Los Angeles music scene, sending up both its sleazy side of sex and drugs and the New Age fake spir...

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  Down To You

  Kris Isacsson

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  Even by the cheesy standards of the teen romantic comedy, Down To You is pretty terrible. It follows the story of two college students (Fre...

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  Big Fat Liar

  Shawn Levy

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  The best movies made for children manage to transcend their target audience by including enough clever references to keep the parents engag...

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  Kate and Leopold

  James Mangold

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  With a likeable lead couple and an above average supporting cast, "Kate and Leopold" could have been a decent addition to the fluffy pile o...

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  In the Bedroom

  Todd Field

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  "In The Bedroom" is a slow, moody character piece that explores in excruciating detail the effects that a violent tragedy has on all who ar...

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  Sidewalks of New York

  Edward Burns

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  Sidewalks of New York is just begging for Woody Allen comparisons. It's an ensemble romantic comedy set in New York City about a string of...

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  The Art of Woo

  Helen Lee

  PUBLISHED Nov 17, 2016

  The Art of Woo strives to be a modern Canadian take on a classic romantic comedy in the vein of Breakfast at Tiffany's, but doesn't quite p...