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Good film criticism is much more than opinion. Just exactly what is it that makes good film criticism tick?

In recent months, movie critics have been laid off from their publications. This is thanks to the Internet where people are now going for influential movie rankings.

Is there a right way and a wrong way to approach film criticism? What separates the good reviews from the bad? These are the questions at the heart of every review.

An exploration of tends in modern film criticism and how they have effected the reception of great films like Knowing and others of its kind.

Rush Hour 3 spins it's wheels to a big box offfice, while stars make their way to the bank in bland second sequel.

By declaring the director as the principal artistic force behind the creation of a film, the auteur theory changed forever the way the cinematic art is perceived.

"Up in the Air" and "Where the Wild Things Are" lead the winners of the Indiana Film Journalists Association's inaugural awards for the best in film.

Brief biography of English writer Graham Greene, popular for The Third Man, Brighton Rock and The Quiet American, among others.

Deeply moving and profoundly intellectual Bergman films are made to be watched again and again, and savored long afterward.

Most people can be easily tempted into dismissing films about demons and the anti-Christ as mindless horror films even though some have something to say.

When a movie is conceived, no matter who writes the script or runs the camera or edits the footage, it's often the director's style that shines the brightest.

Roland Emmerich strikes again with another CGI heavy tale that throws common sense out the window for big battles and things going boom.

Inglourious Basterds may be one of the more interesting cinematic failures to come around this decade, and not only because it comes from the mind of Quentin Tarantino.

Defying expectations, Marlon Brando was an impressive Marc Antony in the 1953 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.