Of all the cities in America, Cleveland may just go down in history as the first to declare itself sovereign. This proud little town, with a sports tradition that has spawned such films as Major League I and II, and…
It’s funny, but the very last thing you expect when you knock on the door of Alicia Witt’s hotel room is that Alicia Witt will actually answer it. Meeting the stunning 25-year-old star of TV’s Cybill, Urban Legend, Mr. Holland’s…
Cole Hauser is one of those low profile actors that’s been surfing around Hollywood for the past ten years, working with high profile directors like John Singleton, Richard Linklater, Gus Van Sant, and Stephen Fears. Hauser has been seen in…
To get a feel for the Boston Film Festival, which wrapped on September 18, it helps to know Boston. The city is a vibrant, diverse collection of small neighborhoods with a distinctively New England flavor, yet is aspires to be…
In anticipation of meeting the Princess of the Coppola family, I expected to encounter a woman from an altogether different echelon. I envisioned a diva from a rare and unique class, not merely wealthy, but worldly, exotic, and alluring. In…
‘I’m not a technical genius,’ Gilroy admits as the conversation shifts into his no-coaxing tactic of working with actors. Yet Gilroy’s own admonition of a lack of technical proficiency, his general humility, and his frank discussion of actors’ terminology do…
Mark Osborne and filmcritic.com staff member James Brundage recently talked about the media and its affect upon America today without resorting to ultra-conservative clichés used after sensationalistic acts of violence. Mark Osborne: Dropping Out is about a bored guy living…
John-Luke Montias: I’m originally from New Haven, Connecticut, and I lived in New York for about the last 12 years, but I consider myself pretty much a New Yorker. filmcritic.com: I’d consider myself a New Yorker too, if New Yorkers…
Today’s Oscar nominations are nothing short of offensive. So many overlooked, so many undeserving getting the nominations. The fact that The Cider House Rules was even made is bad enough, worse still that they nominate it for Best Picture of…
Looking back at my prior ‘Years in Film’ and some of the dog movies that have backed into slots on those top 10 lists for lack of anything better to see in that year, I’m tempted to say that 1999…
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