Albert Finney

Michael Feinstein and Linda Eder

THE SUN WILL COME OUT

Kids, move aside—we call dibs on the front row

The Fourth Annual Village Voice Readers' Film Poll -- The Best Films of 1967!

"We rob banks."​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. February 8, 1968, Vol. XIII, No. 17 Films by Andrew Sarris The readers of The Village Voice have responded in unprecedented numbers to the fourth annual poll of ten-best lists. For the record, the previous winners are "D ... More >>

Our 10 Best: Food Movies

Just one more wafer-thin mint...​ ​The human appetite, in all its voracious, messy, and metaphorical forms, is one of the cinema's more enduring themes. When food makes its way onto the screen, it's often less as a prop than as a narrative tool. How it's presented -- literally or symbol ... More >>

Saturday Night and Sunday Morning

Just one more wafer-thin mint...​ ​The human appetite, in all its voracious, messy, and metaphorical forms, is one of the cinema's more enduring themes. When food makes its way onto the screen, it's often less as a prop than as a narrative tool. How it's presented -- literally or symbol ... More >>

Points At Which You Will Weep When Watching A Christmas Carol (1951)

Just one more wafer-thin mint...​ ​The human appetite, in all its voracious, messy, and metaphorical forms, is one of the cinema's more enduring themes. When food makes its way onto the screen, it's often less as a prop than as a narrative tool. How it's presented -- literally or symbol ... More >>

Letters

Just one more wafer-thin mint...​ ​The human appetite, in all its voracious, messy, and metaphorical forms, is one of the cinema's more enduring themes. When food makes its way onto the screen, it's often less as a prop than as a narrative tool. How it's presented -- literally or symbol ... More >>

Sidney Lumet's Heist Melodrama

Sibling rivalry. Daddy issues. Infidelity. Sidney Lumet crafts one hell of a melodrama

A Star is Bourne (Again)

Amnesiac-spy trilogy culminates in a thrilling Ultimatum

Behind the Music

Not even Michael Gambon's 18th-century hat head can save a wretch like Amazing Grace

A Beautiful Troublemaker: Rivette's Mystery Without Facts

Not even Michael Gambon's 18th-century hat head can save a wretch like Amazing Grace

Horoscope

Not even Michael Gambon's 18th-century hat head can save a wretch like Amazing Grace

NY Mirror

Not even Michael Gambon's 18th-century hat head can save a wretch like Amazing Grace

Father Knows Less

An almost grown-up Tim Burton buys a pack of Spielbergian lies—hook, line, and stinker

Fall Film

An almost grown-up Tim Burton buys a pack of Spielbergian lies—hook, line, and stinker

To Eire Is Human

An almost grown-up Tim Burton buys a pack of Spielbergian lies—hook, line, and stinker

Different Class

An almost grown-up Tim Burton buys a pack of Spielbergian lies—hook, line, and stinker

Tit for Tat

An almost grown-up Tim Burton buys a pack of Spielbergian lies—hook, line, and stinker

Nolte and Bridges Flog a Dread Horse

An almost grown-up Tim Burton buys a pack of Spielbergian lies—hook, line, and stinker

Keener Vision

Indie goddess keeps her eye on offbeat fare.

Sticky-sweet hereafters

Indie goddess keeps her eye on offbeat fare.

Sticky-Sweet Hereafters

Indie goddess keeps her eye on offbeat fare.

The Last Picture Show

The optimist's guide to the Millennium's final fall-movie crop