The Dickens adaptation is a classic case of style over substance, but, oh, what style!
The Nutcracker and the Public Domain
Hollywood has a bit of an obsession when it comes to adapting stories in the public domain, Joey looks at The Nutcracker to explore how this may be changing.
A Grown Up Ghost Story: The Changeling
The Changeling offers a mature look inside the horror genre, especially when dealing with the concept of personal loss.
Not Strictly Legal: The Coen Brothers' Blood Simple
The Coen Brothers’ first feature has some rough edges that add to the effectiveness of this neo-noir.
No Other Cases: The Verdict (1982)
This matter-of-fact legal drama features arguably career best work from Paul Newman and a brilliant screenplay from David Mamet.
Handling the Truth: A Few Good Men (1992)
Rob Reiner and Aaron Sorkin’s courtroom drama is one your dad is sure to love.
That’s Not Impossible: The Bridge in Mission: Impossible III
Breaking down one of the most iconic moments in the Mission: Impossible series.
Tom Cruise: The Last Great Special Effect
Tom Cruise has become just as committed a stuntman as an actor these days. Joey Aucoin talks about why that’s been so effective.
The Surprising Love Affair with Blue the Raptor
Joey takes a look at the new raptor on the block.
'Tag' and the State of Studio Ensemble Comedies
A look at why low-risk comedies from major studios have seen a resurgence in recent years.
You're All Clear, Kid: The Moral Compass of Han Solo
From anti-hero to hero, a look at the choices made by our favorite scoundrel.
A Fantasy Worth Following: Ron Howard's Splash (1984)
A look back at the movie that secured Howard’s reputation as a reliable populist filmmaker.
The Top Ten Scores of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Here are the best scores that the MCU has had to offer thus far.