Ralph Fiennes

The 51st New York Film Festival Is as Varied as Its Hometown

Wrath of the Titans

Coriolanus

Oscar Predictions: It's Never Too Early

​Just like it's already Christmas in certain department stores, the Oscar predix business happens to be in full swing, with goldderby.com asking us pundits for our premature (I mean extremely mature) guesses as to who will get nominated. Here are mine as of this very moment. Bear in mind tha ... More >>

The Year's Most Present Actress By Far

​I think that sounds nicer than "omnipresent," since it's not her fault that every movie she's ever done seems to be coming out all at once. She's Jessica Chastain, the 31-year-old beauty who's showing her range--and incredible aptitude for achievement--in the following 2011 films:

Harry Potter's Final Destination

Summer Movie Guide 2011

Superheroes, sequels, and TWO Conans! Summer has arrived.

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, the Kids Are Not All Right

The Wildest Dream Asks: Who Really Climbed Mount Everest First?

Video: Harry Potter 'Deathly Hollows' Trailer Finally Out, World Gets a Little Bit More Magical for this Muggle's Monday

​Sorry to interrupt you from your daily reading about the boring-ass Supreme Court or the boring-ass Rolling Stone or the boring-ass BP oil spill or whatever other boring-ass "important" non-magical thing you read about today, but, um, THE NEW HARRY POTTER TRAILER IS HERE! Click the "More > > ... More >>

A Badly Cast Sam Worthington in Clash of the Titans

3-D CGI replaces analog as an afterthought

Found: World's Least Persuasive Apartment-Share Ad Reply

So we've all heard that one silver lining to the whole economic meltdown is that New York is

Winslet and Fiennes' The Reader Takes the Long and (Oscar-)Worthy Road to Redemption

The Fall of London: A Theater Roundup

Kristin Scott Thomas Shines as a Child Killer in I've Loved You So Long

Monster Mom: middlebrow French melodrama

Keira Knightley Goes Aristocratic Yet Again For The Duchess

Gate/Beckett at Lincoln Center: Texts for Something

Actor Barry McGovern brings his adaptations of Samuel Beckett's novels to the stage

MISERY LOVES COMPANY

Ralph Fiennes, and Liam Neeson, and Barry McGovern interprettake on Beckett

A Gay Senate Candidate Revealed!

Double-wide-eyed by an opera trailer at Carnegie Hall and by a Senate race out North Carolina way

More Adventures in Gangsterland

In Bruges, playwright Martin McDonagh’s sightseeing hit-men flick, isn’t much of a trip

'Land of the Blind'

Where Ire Lands

The talking cure, Irish style: Is its hour up?

Best in Show

The Top 40 Picks of the Tribeca Film Festival

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Rack Focus

A Pale View of Dull: Countess Can't Overcome Crushing Tedium

Gang of Four

Get witch or die trying: Dense and extremely weird, Goblet has no drinking problems

Bunny Business

Blessed are the cheesemakers: Whimsical animated feature shows inventive minds at clay

Cold Comfort Pharm

Postcolonial detritus and pharmaceutical devilry dominate a mature le Carré adaptation

The Good Seed

In 'The Constant Gardener', the suddenly ubiquitous Ralph Fiennes masters the art of diplomacy

Blacked Out

Speaking of slavery, Cold Mountain doesn't. Its pale version of history is a whitewash.

Sound and Fury

In Search of Safe Havens

Along Came a Spider

David Cronenberg Adapts Patrick McGrath's Diary of a Madman

Listings

Wine, Spring Water, Tea

Journeys: on the Town, on His Own, Through Family History

Trading Spaces

Monsters, Inc.

Maggie May . . .

The Many Sides of Indie Film's Newest Siren

Springtime for Hitler

A New Exhibit at the Jewish Museum Produces an Uproar

The Sum of Oz

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The Power and the Gory

Children of a Lesser God

Fiennes and Hawke Get the Cold Shoulder

That's the Spirit

That's the Spirit

Ancient Evenings

Getting Vocal

Jane Horrocks Makes an Art of Awkwardness

Chilly Scenes

A Winter Movie Preview
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