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A Trip Through a Montreal Man's Messy Life in Barney's Versionnew

Barney Panofsky is a boozy, sweaty, ostensible fuckup who—despite being played by Paul Giamatti—is nonetheless strikingly successful in business and even more so with women.

INDY Week | David Fellerath | 02-17-2011 | Reviews

Tags: Barney's Version

The Illusionist Animates a Tati Screenplaynew

The French animated film The Illusionist is as wispy and delicate as a helium balloon floating on the wind.

Charleston City Paper | Felicia Feaster | 02-16-2011 | Reviews

Tags: The Illusionist

Barcelona Becomes Gomorrah in Biutifulnew

The picture Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu paints of Barcelona in his new film Biutiful is anything but.

Charleston City Paper | Felicia Feaster | 02-14-2011 | Reviews

Tags: Biutiful, Javier Bardem

The Illusionist, the Magnificent New Film From Sylvain Chometnew

Deeply felt and painfully melancholy, The Illusionist wallows in the visual and aural furniture of a vanishing popular culture.

INDY Week | David Fellerath | 02-14-2011 | Reviews

Tags: The Illusionist

Action Man: Identity Spy Thriller Stays Afloat

"Unknown" is a fish-out-of-water mystery thriller.

City Pulse | Cole Smithey | 02-14-2011 | Reviews

Elton Strikes Backnew

Elton John finds balance in his life while hitting another creative peak with ‘Gnomeo & Juliet’

Pasadena Weekly | Carl Kozlowski and Carla Sameth | 02-14-2011 | Movies

Tags: Elton John, Gnomeo & Juliet

Welcome to Shelbyvillenew

Documentary Examines Small-Town Culture Clashes Post 9/11.

Boise Weekly | Jordan Wilson | 02-14-2011 | Reviews

Tags: Welcome to Shelbyville

Don't Open This Chain Letternew

In this teen scream, if you hear "You've got mail," you're the next to die.

Boise Weekly | Amy Atkins | 02-09-2011 | Reviews

Year of The Fish In Watery Animationnew

Rotoscoping makes this Cinderella tale all the more magical.

Boise Weekly | Eric Austin | 02-09-2011 | Reviews

Tags: Year of the Fish

Anne Hathaway (Mis)cast as Catwomannew

Maybe she can break into song and smile that goodie-goodie smile after she finishes engaging in criminal activity in a skin-tight costume with a whip for a weapon/accessory.

San Antonio Current | Ashley Lindstrom | 02-07-2011 | Movies

Tags: Christopher Nolan, Anne Hathaway, The Dark Knight Rises

Dissing the Bard: Shakespeare Plays Fodder for Elton John Promo Reel

Sharing only a measly resemblance to the legendary storyline for William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," this animated children's movie is an abomination by any standard.

City Pulse | Cole Smithey | 02-07-2011 | Reviews