diane lane | etc-etera

Review: Serenity

Like most noirs, neo or otherwise, Serenity belongs to its women. And what a pair. There's Anne Hathaway, blonde and scarlet-lipped,...

"It is our job to follow the breadcrumbs, but those breadcrumbs appear to be taking us on a tour of the West Wing of the White House and...

Sigh. Whatever hopes were made resurgent by the critical and commercial success of this summer's Wonder Woman are extinguished by Justice...

A lovely little gem of a film, Paris Can Wait marks the directorial feature film debut of eighty-year-old Eleanor Coppola, the wife and...

Evil cannot be defeated without collateral damage. The damage may be physical, as in the absurdly glutinous destruction on display in the...

"I've got nobody else to be. I did what I had to do." The words are spoken by actor Edward G. Robinson (Michael Stuhlbarg), but they...

One's interest doesn't just wander when watching Every Secret Thing, it flees with alacrity from the dreariness and banality....

"My father was very wise, he still is very wise. He really put a computer chip in my head to have a strong work ethic. When you go on a...

"A good actor is there, a bad actor is not. Sure it's a craft but it also has to do with generosity of spirit. Some people just aren't...

"I don't think it's ever good to do a movie like Armageddon for exposure. It's not necessarily the kind of exposure you want. For me,...