Film Misery

Lionsgate Pictures has an excellent opportunity to put a true visionary in the director’s chair.

Movies occupy Wall Street, first screeners sent to Academy, trailer for behind the scenes ‘Harry Potter’ documentary…

Davin Lacksonen guest co-hosts for our discussion about Errol Morris and Harry Potter.

In the next few months, Alex and I will be intermittently posting reviews and articles about the fantasy genre.

We finish our ‘Harry Potter’ films retrospective and count down our top three films of 2011.

Now that all eight Harry Potter films have been released it’s time to pick a favorite.

Malick studies, Welles film gets restored, ‘Another Earth’ review, Muggles gone wild…

Were you at a midnight showing of the last ‘Harry Potter’ film? Share your experience!

Best viewed back to back with ‘Part 1,’ ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2′ will inspire a myriad of emotions as it all ends too quickly.

A graphic designer has put together some stunning art that I desperately wish was real.

Bergman loved ‘Die Hard,’ ‘The Help’ gets positive word, Harry Potter photo call, ‘Tintin’ trailer…

Also included in this Part I episode is listener feedback on the first four Harry Potter films.

The film opens early in England and critics are quick to respond.

Also included in this week’s episode is the beginning of the Harry Potter retrospective with discussion of films 1 through 4.

Warner Bros. attempts to invoke nostalgia with this new featurette.

A new video from The Onion News Network pokes fun at the never ending series.

It’s here in all its High Definition glory.

There is a good mix of much appreciated films this week, I just happen to be in the minority by either disliking or being disinterested in all of them.

2011 has the potential to be a great year for independent and foreign films. Here are the 75 that I can’t wait to see this year.

Brief reviews of ‘The Killer Inside Me’, ‘Take the Money and Run’, ‘Modern Times’, ‘Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’, and ‘Exit Through the Gift Shop’.