On the Road

<i>On the Road</i>

Adapting Jack Kerouac’s On The Road for the big screen has been a long time coming, and it was only a matter of whom would possess the courage—and perhaps a dash of martyrdom—to do so. Finally, Walter Salles has taken a shot at the long-deemed-unfilmable novel, and as would have been the case regardless the director, the film is going to garner a wide array of reactions. To Kerouac fans: proceed with caution. The authenticity of the film’s Beat flavor is mild at best. To everyone else: don’t look too deep, and the sexy surface will entertain marvelously for a...  read more

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Snow White and the Huntsman

<i>Snow White and the Huntsman</i>

Movie Review: Snow White and the Huntsman — A classic tale, lurchingly told  read more

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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1

<i>The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1</i>

Breaking Dawn, Part 1 is a bad film—a self-aware one, for sure, but a bad one nonetheless. A legion of fanged-out fanatics will rally behind it for one tremendous weekend, and it will have some limited legs leading to boffo overall box office performance but little lasting impression. In fact, in 20 years, the young viewers who went gaga over this series will likely be wracked with embarrassment when revisiting the films on Ultraviolet or whatever digital format rules the marketplace.  read more

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Kristen Stewart is Bored: A 42-Second Montage

Kristen Stewart is Bored: A 42-Second Montage

In case you haven’t heard, vampires are so hot right now. (And if you haven’t, please, educate yourself on the pop-cultural evolution of these mythical creatures.)...  read more

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The Twilight Saga: Eclipse

<i>The Twilight Saga: Eclipse</i>

Director: David Slade Cinematographer: Javier Aguirresarobe Writers: Stephenie Meyer (novel), Melissa Rosenberg (screenplay) Starring: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner Studio: Summit...  read more

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Kristen Stewart Cast in Movie Version of Keruoac's On The Road

Kristen Stewart Cast in Movie Version of Keruoac's <em>On The Road</em>

Jack Kerouac’s 1957 autobiographical masterpiece, On The Road, has topped the reading lists of countless Americans. (Time magazine even named it among its 100 best English-language novels from 1923-2005.) And now the much-loved book is crossing into cinematic territory, thanks to Brazilian director Walter Salles and Puerto Rican screenwriter Jose Rivera (The Motorcycle Diaries)....  read more

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The Runaways Review

<em>The Runaways</em> Review

Director: Floria Sigismondi Writers: Floria Sigismondi Cinematographer: BenoĆ®t Debie Starring: Kristen Stewart, Dakota Fanning, Michael Shannon, Stella Maeve, Tatum O’Neal Studio/Run Time: Apparition, 105 min. A motley crew, a cherry bomb Once upon a time, before The Go-Go’s lips were sealed, before the Bangles walked like an Egyptian, five schoolgirls and a Svengali record producer created an all-girl rock band called The Runaways—the title of this film about the band’s improbable rise and inevitable fall. While rock biopics can sometimes be an unwieldy beast, The Runaways is a strikingly honest look at a band that was much too young...  read more

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Watch the Trailer for The Runaways

Watch the Trailer for <em>The Runaways</em>

A short trailer has been released for the provocative biopic about the short-lived ‘70s girl group The Runaways. They dubbed themselves purveyors of “jailbait rock”—due to their ages—and featured future music icons Joan Jett, Lita Ford and Micki Steele (The Bangles). Below is the trailer for The Runaways written and directed by music videomaker Floria Sigismondi. Take special note of Twilight alum Kristen Stewart, rocking a sweet mullet, and an almost unrecognizable Dakota Fanning sporting a hairdo that would’ve made the late Farrah Fawcett proud. The Runaways hits theaters in limited release on March 19....  read more

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Watch Death Cab For Cutie's "Meet Me On the Equinox" Video From Twilight: New Moon

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After the flurry of news about the indie-centric soundtrack to New Moon, the second movie in the Twilight series, we should've known it'd only be a matter of time before we saw Ben Gibbard and Robert Pattinson sharing the screen—the small screen, that is. Soundtrack leaders Death Cab For Cutie just released a video for "Meet Me On the Equinox," the band's Narrow Stairs-sounding New Moon single....  read more

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Adventureland

Adventureland

Adventureland is a part of a long tradition of...  read more

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