Fiore garners ASC appreciation
Most of 'Avatar's' images were created via CGI, shedding new light on d.p.'s role.
Review: “Son of Babylon”
An Iraqi drama that recalls the parable-making of late 20th-century Iranian cinema.
John Anderson
Review: “One Hundred Mornings”
It's a laid-back apocalypse we find in "One Hundred Mornings."
Review: “Falling Awake”
A Bronx-based street drama that recycles every imaginable trope.
Review: “Preacher's Kid”
Surprisingly edgy morality play about a fallen woman, served up in a kind of Old Testament slo-mo.
Review: “William S. Burroughs: A Man Within”
Docu does real justice to the Beat writer, gun nut and literary icon.
Review: “Bhutto”
Bio skews a bit triumphal, perhaps, but it's an even-handed history.
Review: “Kick in Iran”
Beautiful women beating the hell out of each other is a pretty marketable hook.
Review: “Night Catches Us”
"Night Catches Us" recalls the racially angry atmosphere of mid-'70 Philadelphia.
Review: “New Low”
Adam Bowers displays a well-defined comedic style in this punkish comedy.
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Domestic Film DAILY
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Star Trek Into Darkness
Star Trek Into Darkness
1Daily: $8.0M Cumulative: $98.4M Paramount Pictures 1st in th week -
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Star Trek Into Darkness
Star Trek Into Darkness
2Daily: $6.8M Cumulative: $98.4M Paramount Pictures 2nd in th week -
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Iron Man 3
Iron Man 3
3Daily: $3.2M Cumulative: $343.6M Disney 3rd in th week
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