There are a bunch of these movies out there that are vehicles for aging actors to do some acting. Even decent actors like Michael Douglas, who is at his best in parts
Oy vey is mir. Whether it's Rhea Pearlman or Michelle Pfeiffer or Jessica Lange or Sean Connery, there's always something vaguely racist and condescending about watching
Ms. Hipster has been swearing by this book for years now. She claims I'd like it, despite it being a book club choice of her women's book club who, quite honestly, tend
Full disclosure: Ms. Hipster loves The Wedding Singer. That shit is on 27 times a year and she will watch it every time. Thusly, I too have seen that movie a million
I'm one of three people in the US who didn't read The Lovely Bones. I've also never read a Dan Brown book, done the Macarena or seen field hockey being played. The last
Somewhere back in the day, two men took divergent paths. One became one of the most recognizable "nice guy" actors of our time. He plays the nice Jewish boy all Jewish
Finally. Finally the Coen Brothers getting back to what they do best--a symbolic, intellectual movie that is both entertaining and utterly dense at the same time. Harkening
