There are so many weird things going on in the new Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston comedy “Just Go With It” that even an expert reviewer like my treasured colleague Kyle Smith — who offers a hilarious one-half-star takedown today — can only scratch the surface of the nuttiness and the movie’s …
Harvey Weinstein seems to have dodged a bullet. Canadian reviews for the alleged “warts and all” documentary “Unauthorized: The Harvey Weinstein Project” are so-so — based on the notices, there isn’t any new dish on the famously abrasive mogul except for an interview with a recently deceased director. And perhaps …
It just gets worse. Already off to a disastrous start, the 2011 junk pile grows higher with an alleged “comedy” by Puerto Rican director Miguel Arteta that is unlikely to connect with any comic book reader sporting a 70-point I.Q., but will undoubtedly be a big hit with the kind of people who thrive on Will Ferrell movies. Cedar Rapids is a ribald …
When there’s a festival full of unknown movies, how do you figure out what to see?
Revisiting “Once Upon a Time in America” on Blu-ray, David Nelson (1936-2010), Rainer at 101 on TCM and DVD.
Welcome to The New York Film Critics Circle’s new website. To inaugurate your interest into the Circle’s activities and history, let’s take a look back at one of our signal events…
The members held their annual vote on Monday, December 13th, 2009. Here are the winners for 2010.
Now available in bookstores: “The X List,” an anthology of writing on erotic movies by members of the National Society of Film Critics. For more information, click here.