Carey Mulligan

The 10 Best Concerts in New York This Weekend, 9/27/13

For more shows throughout the weekend, check out our New York Concert Calendar, which we update daily.

Inside Llewyn Davis: The Coen Brothers' Most Moving Film Since A Serious Man

Cannes: The Coen Brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis

The Great Gatsby's Sometimes Great, But Not Always Good

Beautiful, damned

What Gatsby Gets Wrong: Ten Ways the New Movie Will Trip Up the Lazy Students of Tomorrow

See Also: 10 Shot Comparisons Between the 1974 and 2013 Gatsbys

Will This Gatsby Break The Curse?

F. Scott Fitzgerald's jazz-age-set novel The Great Gatbsy has long been considered pretty unfilmable, despite it's having been filmed again and again. The story of a war vet peeking into the lavish life of the title rich man and finding parties, costumes, and lunacy, just might be better on the writ ... More >>

Embarrassing Mistake In New Gatsby Film

Coming this Christmas for Oscar consideration is another screen version of The Great Gatsby, this one starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligan and directed by Moulin Rouge! applier Baz Luhrmann. But if the trailer is any indication, this thing still needs werque...I mean work.

Extreme Sex Addiction in Shame; Extreme Everything in Possession

Here Come The Oscar Films! Clooney! Leo! And Lots of Fucking!

Contenders are piling up in the theaters-here are the ones to watch

Shame Is A Penetrating Look At Sex Addiction

SPOILERS! SPOILERS! "Sex without connection is bad for you" is not exactly an original theme, or something the liberal media (or me and my friends) want to readily embrace. But Steve McQueen's new film, Shame -- which I saw at the New York Film Festival -- is at least a provocative look at the all ... More >>

Ryan Gosling at the Wheel in the Retro Thrill Ride Drive

Carey Mulligan Hits Off-Broadway! My Review

​Carey Mulligan got noticed in a Broadway revival of The Seagull and then got Oscar nominated for An Education. And now she's crazying it up in Through A Glass Darkly, an off-Broadway adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's 1961 film about a released mental patient spending a summer vacation with her ... More >>

Through a Glass Darkly--Filmy Theatrics

A classic Ingmar Bergman movie shifts to the stage

Celebs Who've Refused to Be Interviewed by Me

​Whether they're afraid or simply dismissive, certain big names -- or at least their handlers -- have unceremoniously denied my requests to chat with them through the years. The glittery dishonor roll is as follows: LL Cool J. And I only asked because it was a slow news week. Betty White. W ... More >>

The Great Gatsby Is Getting a 3-D Makeover?

​In 1974, the inaugural issue of People magazine was released, featuring Mia Farrow as Daisy Buchanan from Gatsby, "The year's next big movie." That film, what we would argue is the quintessential, and most beautiful/tragic Gatsby, also featured Robert Redford, with the screenplay written by F ... More >>

Wall Street Bails Out the Bad Guys

Children Sentenced to a Certain Fate in Never Let Me Go

Fall Guide: Oliver Stone Issues the Initial Public Offering of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps

Return of the greed creed

Susan Sarandon As Yet Another Grieving Mother in The Greatest

Is Carey Mulligan The Right Choice For My Fair Lady?

​Our dear friend Emma Thompson has announced that she's writing a screen remake of My Fair Lady and Carey Mulligan will play the street urchin turned grand dame Eliza Doolittle. I think this casting is absolutely loverly. Mulligan--so good as a woman conned in An Education--is just plucky e ... More >>

Oscar Nominees Announced; Extended Best Picture List Includes Up, Inglourious Basterds, A Serious Man

In another February 2 ritual, the 2010 Oscar Nominees were announced this morning. The Best Picture list, expanded to ten nominees this year, are: An Education Avatar The Blind Side District 9 The Hurt Locker Inglourious Basterds Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire A Serious Man Up U ... More >>

10th Annual Film Critics' Poll: The Abridged Results

94 critics voted. The results are in.

SAG Award Nominations Heat Up Movie Prize Fever

​Hot on the heels of the big critics' awards and the Golden Globe nominations, the Screen Actors Guild has unveiled its annual award nominations for films and television. SAG has been handing these out for 16 years, but only in the past few years has awards fever caused non-professionals to pa ... More >>

An Education and Star Carey Mulligan Get Good Marks

Less Money, Fewer Hits at Midpoint of Sundance 2009

The Greatest: a mourning-family turkey with all the trimmings What is the shape and size of a human soul? Does it look like a chickpea? A gumdrop? A pet rock? And if you could somehow extract your soul from your body, what would be left? Would you still be you? These are among the concerns taken u ... More >>

Forbidden Broadway Looks deeper; The Seagull and 50 Words Look Shallow Next To It

The last laugh