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Tribune-Review Living - Nov 26, 2008
A cool study of erotic longing, misguided love and class warfare in the civilized spheres of French society, from the nimble master of suspense, director Claude Chabrol.
Tribune-Review Living - Nov 12, 2008
"Casino Royale" came along just as the James Bond franchise was sinking into a lazy rehash of all that had gone before. It jump-started 007 with its seamless mix of action and emotion, and now "Quantum of Solace" keeps …
Tribune-Review Living - Nov 7, 2008
The makers of "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" could have plunked their heroes down in a therapist's office for an animals-with-issues session.
Today's Tribune-Review - Nov 6, 2008
The makers of "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" could have plunked their heroes down in a therapist's office for an animals-with-issues session.
Today's Tribune-Review - Nov 6, 2008
We know we've lost Bernie Mac. And it takes only about 10 minutes of his next-to-last screen appearance, "," to show us just what we've lost.
Today's Tribune-Review - Nov 6, 2008
The premise is completely formulaic and potentially cheesy: A couple of go-nowhere buddies get arrested and, for their community work assignment, must serve as big brothers to a pair of misfit kids
Tribune-Review Living - Oct 16, 2008
While we're still wriggling underneath his complicated legacy, it's hard to stand back and accurately assess the president known as "W."
Tribune-Review Living - Oct 16, 2008
Like a spoonful of honey, "The Secret Life of Bees" is a messy, sticky confection that's almost too sweet to handle all at once.
Tribune-Review Living - Oct 16, 2008
Much like its predecessors -- The "Resident Evil" franchise, 2005's "Doom" or last year's "Hitman," to name a few -- "Max Payne" is another direct flop in the wasteland of feature films that have been influenced by …
Tribune-Review Living - Oct 16, 2008
For Pearl Fryar, it all started with a simple goal. He simply wanted to win an award for the best yard in his small town of Bishopville, S.C., to prove to the white folks on his block that a black man could, indeed …