10. “Jane Eyre” A girl stumbles across the wild and stormy moors, gasping for breath. This is pretty much a requisite scene in all adaptations of “Jane Eyre,” but rarely are we thrown into it in the first few minutes of film, as in this latest interpretation from Cary Fukunaga. Read More…
An eclectic arrangement of Hollywood action, poetic passions and innovative filmmaking makes “Drive” an off-centered pleasure in all respects. With clockwork precision, “Drive” eloquently juggles the world of art-house film and mainstream blockbuster without allowing the pitfalls of self-indulgence detract from its streamlined joy ride. “Drive” has made it clear Read More…
We come to our final installment of this week’s Oscar coverage. For the past four days, we’ve covered the four acting categories, breaking them down into several parts that cover the likeliest winner, potential spoilers, the most deserving nominee, and worthy contenders that went unmentioned (I’ve also offered my own Read More…
