Douglas Booth

  If the phrase “Too soon, too soon,” has a corollary, it’s, of course, the opposite: “Too late, too late,” four words that aptly, succinctly describe Pride & Prejudice & Zombies, the too-long-in-the-making, once-anticipated, now yawn-inducing adaptation of Seth Graham-Smith’s (Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter) Jane Austen mash-up of the same

Noah is a sprawling, arthouse Biblical epic (not for literalists).

Carlo Carlei’s ROMEO AND JULIET is superficial—beautiful on the surface but without sufficient emotional depth.

It’s a new year and that means a whole big batch of new movies! 2014 is sure to make any film lover excited!

William Shakespeare may have written 38 plays, 154 sonnets, two narrative poems, and other scattered verses, but Romeo & Juliet, a romantic tragedy he wrote sometime between 1591 and 1595, remains among his most popular and most performed plays. Reading Romeo & Juliet is practically a rite of passage for

Cate Blanchett got a tribute on Wednesday, Oct. 2 at the New York Film Festival. That and Blue Jasmine director Woody Allen’s personal shout-out surely gave more credence to her already-strong best actress campaign. Of course, Blanchett’s perceived rival for the Oscar, Sandra Bullock, got a boost of her own

It’s that time again: another weekly Blu-Ray/DVD Roundup! Here are the new releases for the week and my opinion on whether you should Skip It! Rent It! Or Buy It! This week is kind of a slow week in DVD releases, but the Forever Marilyn: Blu-Ray Collection is out today! Enter