Review

Set at a conference for “thought leaders,” “The Way We Speak” is an ambitious drama that puts its cameras on a handful of characters wading into an arena of intellectual combat while dealing with personal challenges that threaten to unravel them. The performances are uniformly excellent. That all the key players (save for the lead) […]

Mississippi born Dylan Dog (Brandon Routh) is a private investigator well known throughout the world for solving mysteries of the undead. He operates with wooden bullets, silver, and a sharp tongue, using the three to assist him in his latest case The retrieval of an ancient artifact that has gone missing. If he is unsuccessful,

After amalgamating their great skills the year before in the observation-defying Project A, the Titans commonly referred to as The Three Dragons (or The Brothers Three) came together again for the highly provocative Wheels On Meals, which is about two cousins who own a mobile restaurant and get caught up with an heiress, a detective,

When many of us think of vacationing on the Mediterranean, the first things that come to mind might be the gorgeous blue-green crystalline waters, the picturesque villages anchored on the shoreline, and the many variations of seafood fare available within walking distance. Perhaps that’s part of what inspired rockstar John Allman (Harry Connick Jr.) to

Clearly, it is Donnie Yen who has taken the cheers and expectations of his viewers and supporters to the next level, much like Jackie Chan. While Chan is well associated with more absurd “What the fuck” moments than Amanda Byrnes at the international roller disco, Yen keeps moving to different strengths. For a fan of

Jane Giles and Ali Catterall’s documentary “Scala!!!” is about a legendary, notorious, hugely influential and long-gone London theater. But it’ll appeal to anyone whose formative moviegoing years were defined by eccentric, usually urban or college-town cinemas that programmed whatever the folks who ran the place found interesting and switched lineups every day or two. There

Famed screen actor and martial artist Jackie Chan needs little introduction. Chan has over 1.25 billion fans from China, and is adored in the West as well, with millions wishing to attain the level of superstardom he finds himself at. With Chan’s range of stunts and habit of clowning, he has managed to garner appreciation

“Istanbul is a place…where people come to disappear.” This is the sad conclusion arrived at by late in this moving film by one of its principal characters, Lia, a stern-faced older woman who has crossed over into the Turkish capital from the Black Sea’s Batumi, a desolate-looking spot in Georgia. A retired school teacher, she