Topic: sundance

Forget The Oscars, Here Are The 2013 Movies I Can’t Wait To See

Forget The Oscars, Here Are The 2013 Movies I Can't Wait To See

It’s 2013, which means that movie tickets are about $500 each. And even though I feel like there are so many better things I can purchase instead of a movie ticket, I just love going to see movies. Maybe it’s because I can sit in a dark room and have nobody talk to me for two hours (and since it’s so dark, people can’t see that I’m eating five large popcorns and judge me for it). More »

This Clip From The Inevitable Defeat Of Mister And Pete Shows Jennifer Hudson Isn’t Afraid Of Serious Roles

This Clip From The Inevitable Defeat Of Mister And Pete Shows Jennifer Hudson Isn't Afraid Of Serious Roles

When Jennifer Hudson won the Oscar for Dreamgirls, many naysayers thought that it wasn’t fair, as her role was more about the singing than the acting. Now, it looks like she’s set to dispel any remaining doubts about her dramatic skills with a heavyweight role in The Inevitable Defeat Of Mister And Pete, a drama co-produced by Alicia Keys which is set to premiere at Sundance. More »

Style Crush: Juno Temple

Style Crush: Juno Temple

If you don’t know Juno Temple‘s name now, you will soon. Or, actually, you’ll know it right now because I just told it to you — sometimes I have trouble understanding the space-time continuum. Juno’s been in movies like the Sundance darling Little Birds and Gregg Araki‘s Kaboom, and she’ll be seen in next year’s The Dark Knight Rises. She’s got a head full of curly blonde hair and a quirky sense of style. Juno Temple: commit the name to memory. More »

Trailer Recap: ‘Like Crazy’

Trailer Recap: 'Like Crazy'

Our new Trailer Recap feature gives attention to movie trailers we think warrant in-depth analysis. This time, we address Like Crazy, the upcoming Sundance darling that stars Felicity Jones and Anton Yelchin.

This video is either the trailer for a romantic film about young people or a viral ad for an antidepressant; it’s impossible to be sure. We begin on Young People Felicity Jones and Anton Yelchin, who appear to be in the throes of the particular type of romance that blossoms in dining halls and library tables and twin-size beds. They both seem the dreamy sort. Anton asks, “Would you mind reading me something?” More »