Bee Season (Movie Reviews, Last Update Sep 2019)
Competition proves unhealthy for the Naumann family after young Eliza (Flora Cross) success in a spelling bee unwittingly stirs up her father's (Richard Gere) passion for Jewish mysticism, her brother's (Max Minghella) religious rebellion, and her mother's (Juliette Binoche) secret problem.
Competition proves unhealthy for the Naumann family after young Eliza (Flora Cross) success in a spelling bee unwittingly stirs up her father's (Richard Gere) passion for Jewish mysticism, her brother's (Max Minghella) religious rebellion, and her mother's (Juliette Binoche) secret problem.
Pride & Prejudice (Movie Reviews, Last Update Mar 2022)
Jane Austin's classic novel comes to the big screen starring Keira Knightley and Matthew McFadyen as Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwiliam Darcy. The two lovers, kept apart by mistaken first impressions, class, and misunderstandings, sparkle in a tightly focused adaptation.
Jane Austin's classic novel comes to the big screen starring Keira Knightley and Matthew McFadyen as Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwiliam Darcy. The two lovers, kept apart by mistaken first impressions, class, and misunderstandings, sparkle in a tightly focused adaptation.
Zathura (Movie Reviews, Last Update Sep 2015)
Danny (Jonah Bobo) has no idea of the consequences when he talks his older brother Walter (Josh Hutcherson) into playing a mysterious board game. Flinging the squabbling siblings into the far reaches of the universe, the two must work together if they hope to navigate their way home.
Danny (Jonah Bobo) has no idea of the consequences when he talks his older brother Walter (Josh Hutcherson) into playing a mysterious board game. Flinging the squabbling siblings into the far reaches of the universe, the two must work together if they hope to navigate their way home.
Aliens of the Deep (Movie Reviews, Last Update Mar 2009)
What do deep space and the deep ocean have in common? Both are alien worlds waiting to be explored! In this documentary, James Cameron and a team of leading scientists go on an underwater expedition, while comparing the similarities between investigating these two frontiers.
What do deep space and the deep ocean have in common? Both are alien worlds waiting to be explored! In this documentary, James Cameron and a team of leading scientists go on an underwater expedition, while comparing the similarities between investigating these two frontiers.
Good Night and Good Luck (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Shot in black and white, this historical drama reconstructs journalist Edward R. Murrow's attack on Senator Joseph McCarthy's crackdown on possible communist sympathizers within the United States. This war of words forever changed America and TV news.
Shot in black and white, this historical drama reconstructs journalist Edward R. Murrow's attack on Senator Joseph McCarthy's crackdown on possible communist sympathizers within the United States. This war of words forever changed America and TV news.
The Work and The Glory II: American Zion (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
Based on historical accounts of the religious persecution endured by members of the Mormon Church in 19th century America, this movie focuses on the fictional Steed family and the trials of faith they encounter as they seek for a place to build their Zion.
Based on historical accounts of the religious persecution endured by members of the Mormon Church in 19th century America, this movie focuses on the fictional Steed family and the trials of faith they encounter as they seek for a place to build their Zion.
Curly Top (Movie Reviews, Last Update May 2013)
She could dance, she could sing, and she captured the heart of an economically depressed nation--all by the age of five. Shirley Temple performs Animal Crackers in My Soup in this tale of a golden-haired orphan.
She could dance, she could sing, and she captured the heart of an economically depressed nation--all by the age of five. Shirley Temple performs Animal Crackers in My Soup in this tale of a golden-haired orphan.
Paper Clips (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jun 2009)
When a group of students in Whitwell, Tennessee, decided to collect 6 million paper clips to help them visualize how many Jews were killed during Hitler's Nazi regime, they had no idea how their school project would change their perspective, nor how it would attract the attention of the world.
When a group of students in Whitwell, Tennessee, decided to collect 6 million paper clips to help them visualize how many Jews were killed during Hitler's Nazi regime, they had no idea how their school project would change their perspective, nor how it would attract the attention of the world.
Prime (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
Meryl Streep plays a psychoanalyst who happily encourages her 37 year-old client (Uma Thurman) to indulge in a sexual fling with a 23-year-old man-- until the good doctor discovers it is her own son (Bryan Greenberg) who is the older woman's boyfriend.
Meryl Streep plays a psychoanalyst who happily encourages her 37 year-old client (Uma Thurman) to indulge in a sexual fling with a 23-year-old man-- until the good doctor discovers it is her own son (Bryan Greenberg) who is the older woman's boyfriend.
Mark of Zorro (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
The masked avenger, Zorro (Tyrone Power), leaves his mark on the corrupt government of Spanish California, a young woman's heart and on Hollywood's future action/adventure movies.
The masked avenger, Zorro (Tyrone Power), leaves his mark on the corrupt government of Spanish California, a young woman's heart and on Hollywood's future action/adventure movies.
A Man Called Peter (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
From humble Scottish immigrant to Chaplin for the United Sates Senate, A Man Called Peter is an inspirational account of Dr. Peter Marshall's life and teachings.
From humble Scottish immigrant to Chaplin for the United Sates Senate, A Man Called Peter is an inspirational account of Dr. Peter Marshall's life and teachings.
Elizabethtown (Movie Reviews, Last Update May 2009)
After being fired, facing the prospect of public humiliation, and losing his father all on the same day, Drew Baylor (Orlando Bloom) can't think of one good reason to live. Then, en-route to Elizabethtown to straighten out the funeral arrangements, he meets an overly-optimistic flight attendant (Kirsten Dunst ) who just might be capable of changing his mind.
After being fired, facing the prospect of public humiliation, and losing his father all on the same day, Drew Baylor (Orlando Bloom) can't think of one good reason to live. Then, en-route to Elizabethtown to straighten out the funeral arrangements, he meets an overly-optimistic flight attendant (Kirsten Dunst ) who just might be capable of changing his mind.
The Fog (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
Nick (Tom Welling) doesn't know where his girlfriend Elizabeth (Maggie Grace) has been for the last six months, but her return is accompanied by a mysterious mist full of murderous intent. Now it's up to him and his new gal Stevie (Selma Blair) to clear The Fog and stop its wake of horror.
Nick (Tom Welling) doesn't know where his girlfriend Elizabeth (Maggie Grace) has been for the last six months, but her return is accompanied by a mysterious mist full of murderous intent. Now it's up to him and his new gal Stevie (Selma Blair) to clear The Fog and stop its wake of horror.
Waiting (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
Hoping to attract the teen crowd to the box office, this R-rated film about the sex lives of restaurant workers and the practical jokes they play on their customers, gives the fast-food industry a bad taste.
Hoping to attract the teen crowd to the box office, this R-rated film about the sex lives of restaurant workers and the practical jokes they play on their customers, gives the fast-food industry a bad taste.
In Her Shoes (Movie Reviews, Last Update May 2009)
Sisters Rose (Toni Collette) and Maggie Feller (Cameron Diaz) think the only thing they have in common is their last name until an estranged grandmother (Shirley McLean) helps them sort out their irreconcilable differences by asking how it might feel to be In the other's Shoes.
Sisters Rose (Toni Collette) and Maggie Feller (Cameron Diaz) think the only thing they have in common is their last name until an estranged grandmother (Shirley McLean) helps them sort out their irreconcilable differences by asking how it might feel to be In the other's Shoes.