Julianne Moore

10 Movies to Watch in 2013

In theaters, on demand or wherever.

Food & Film: Laguinats Beer Dinner - Boogie Nights

Fathers & Sons in Suck City

Being Flynn can't stop telling us exactly what to feel.

Fathers & Sons in Suck City

Being Flynn can't stop telling us exactly what to feel.

Golden Bozos: Your "Official" Live Blog For The 69th Golden Globes

I know, we're all bummed out the Texans lost. But since you've been drinking anyway, you might as well crack open another one and sit through the one awards show even the People's Choice Awards can look down its nose at. I'll be updating this entry throughout the broadcast, so refresh often and try ... More >>

Not Crazy Enough

I Love You Phillip Morris directors fall short of their own high bar with the sweet but less-than- groundbreaking Crazy, Stupid, Love.

Ten '90s Movies That Spurred Our Sexual Awakenings

THE SANDLOT??? Oh yeah: Read on​A few weeks back, Jeff Balke chronicled the five `80's movie scenes that spurred his age group's sexual awakenings. The movies that "caused a stirring in my loins" as he said, at that precocious young age where the world is an awfully confusing and sexy place. ... More >>

The Hours

Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf? Virginia, for one.

The New Normal

Lesbian family values in The Kids Are All Right.

Courtney's Revenge

Nobody's Daughter propels Hole into the 21st century.

SUMMER GUIDE: (100) Days of Summer Movies

Enjoy the great indoors!

NBC's Thursday Night: A Fond Farewell, For Now

We'll miss you, Mark.​Last night was season-finale night for NBC's comedies, and each show's sendoff matched its overall vibe: Community was strong and mock-conventional; Parks and Recreation was hilarious and engaging; 30 Rock was bittersweet but solid, definitely showing its slight age; and ... More >>

NBC's Thursday Night: Chicken Fingers and Self-Loathing

​I'm trying something different this week, thanks to a suggestion from my editor, who noticed that each successive episode of The Office was pushing me into a darker corner of the world inhabited only by hateful characters with no hope in sight. Rather than just blog about that show, I'm takin ... More >>

Strike a Pose

Tom Ford's A Single Man: It's better to look good than to be good.

Swine To Watch Out For: Five Bad Movie Pigs

News about the potential swine flu outbreak has veered from grim to cautiously optimistic and back again over the last few days, with much emphasis given to the pigs themselves. Should massive reprisals against our bacon-generating friends be necessary, here's some movie material to get you in the ... More >>

Fade to White: Blindness

Adap nails the bleak before succumbing to the sap

A Polish auteur -- and Mike Tyson! -- stage comebacks at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival.

The Big Lebowski

The hero of this Coen Brothers cult classic is an icon to burnt-out Gen Y-ers

Like a Complete Unknown

I'm Not There and the changing face of Bob Dylan on film

Savage Love

Tom Kalin's Cannes comeback

Don't Believe the Hype

Despite a nonexistent marketing campaign, Cuarón's latest is not to be missed

Trust the Man

Stale romantic comedy has neither romance nor comedy

The Price Is Wrong

Freedomland turns a rich, complex book into a poor, simple movie

Moore's the Pity

This tear-jerking "women's film" won't win any prizes

Do the Indie Thing

WorldFest celebrates the obscure

Super Bowl Special

Houston's game will beckon the big leagues of a profession far older than the NFL

Fuddy Buddy

Hollywood Homicide tries to mock cop partner flicks, but the joke's on it

Sour Hours

Streep, Moore and Kidman reveal that it's sad to be sad

Far from Happy

The year's best featured plenty of sad white guys

Beat It

Only band fans need stand in the Drumline

Moore, and Less

Julianne is radiant in a pointless homage to the reel '50s

See, Hear

Without Elmer Bernstein, scores of movies wouldn't have sounded the same

Dyno Lite

Jurassic Park III has plenty of action, but it is saurly in need of a script

De-Evolution

Ivan Reitman travels back in time for this Ghostbusters in alien's clothing

Quid Pro Quo?

More adversaries than partners, Silence and Hannibal actively work against each other

Tragic Sap

Neil Jordan's adaptation of Affair buries all subtlety under a mountain of melodrama

Short Cuts

Director borrows from the Robert Altman stylebook to create his Magnolia "masterpiece"

Wilde Fun

With great wit and cast, Ideal Husband is an ideal comedy

Feel-good Fortune

Altman's back with a strong Southern drama

Son of Psycho

Van Sant pumps fresh blood into his tribute to the classic

Coens Go to Pot

Keeping Up With the Kennedys

So they care a lot about Camelot. So what?

Porn Yesterday

The hugely ambitious Boogie Nights revisits the sex-film world of the 1970s

Spielberg's Lost

The Jurassic Park sequel isn't nearly nasty enough

More Panting than Painting

Tales of the Father

Though not true to its source, Roommates is a delight

Mamet at the Movies

From stage to film, David Mamet is a mixed message