Articles related to "Paul Giamatti"

In summing up Cold Souls, it'd be far too easy to cheekily refer to the film as Being Paul Giamatti or Eternal Sunshine of the Soulless Mind (sorry, couldn't resist).

Drifter, Smith, is thrown in at the deep end when he helps defend a pregnant woman and her newborn baby from a group of nasty gun toting hitmen.

Conneticut born filmmaker Neil Burger resorts to a classic fairy tale narrative in his film about a magician who must outwit an evil prince to win back his true love.

'Duplicity' succeeds where so many other mystery films fail: it manages to perfectly blend a messy romance with a fast-paced, intricate spy plot.

Opening on August 7, 2009 in Toronto, E1 presents Sophie Barthes' "Cold Souls".

Critics have not gone easy on "Lady in the Water," the latest release from enigmatic director M. Night Shyamalan, but I found it warm and captivating.

The Nanny Diaries is an unfortunate effort, which showcases solid direction and decent acting put toward something ultimately as useless as the rich people it mocks.

Universal's Duplicity, starring Clive Own, Tom Wilkinson, Julia Roberts and Paul Giamatti, is a surprisingly successful heist comedy. 8/10

Writer-director Tony Gilroy returns to the theme of corporate bad guys in Duplicity, a spy film that avoids explosions, fancy cars and anyone named "M."

The Amazing Screw On Head gleefully sends up the steampunk genre, but less-than-stellar animation keeps it from being an unqualified success.

Warner Bros.' animated family film squanders its brilliant animation and all-star cast.

Movies to watch with that special someone in your life come in all shapes and sizes. But these six films offer something new; something original and unexpected.

Edward Norton, Jessica Biel and Paul Giamatti star in The Illusionist available on DVD January 9th.

Harvey Pekar has a dead-end job, questionable hygiene, a crummy attitude, and an explosive temper. It's safe to say that he's no hero. Right? This movie begs to differ.

The ever sarcastic Vince Vaughn is Fred Claus, lesser known older brother of more famous Nicholas "Santa" Claus, in this clever little comedy about second chances.

In his blog, The Ant Bully character animator calls the film "a big stinking pile of average corporate mush."

Paul Giamatti and Thomas Hayden Church star in a bittersweet comedy about a road trip through California's wine country. What they discover is more than a good vintage.

Shoot 'Em Up possesses the characteristics that earn cult followings - and logic is not one of them. But that's okay, because logic need not apply.

While both The Illusionist and The Prestige are movies about turn-of-the-century magicians, only one rises to be a truly magical film experience.

Amid the uplifting holiday films such as "Miracle on 34th Street" and "It's a Wonderful Life," a few darker stories have emerged for less-traditional movie fans.

Interviews and readings from his letters combine to form a well-rounded look at Dalton Trumbo, one of the blacklisted "Hollywood Ten."

Every holiday season movie audiences have come to expect prominent film releases and this season will be no exception.

Couples Retreat A comedy from Peter Billingsley starring Jon Favreau, Vince Vaughn, Faizon Love, Jason Bateman, Kristin Davis, Kristen Bell, Malin Akerman and Jean Reno.

Scotland native, James McAvoy, recently captivated Hollywood, but he's delivered high caliber performances for several years.

Mancations are a hot trend, but the concept of guys traveling together for testosterone-centric vacations is nothing new. There are several movies with mancation themes.

This month's DVD releases include some great romantic classics, up-to-the-minute comedy, and a variety of musical documentaries, dramas, and science fiction new and old.

Every summer the Television Critics Association members vote for their favorite choices in a variety of categories. NBC leads this year's pack with 11 nominations.

Boxing's popularity has waned in recent years but these films still pack a punch. The best boxing films, from five to one, are here

If you enjoy early American history, particularly the American Revolution and founding era, here are some books your library must have.