Film Misery

Brief reviews of ‘Inglourious Basterds,’ ‘Metropolitan,’ ‘The Last Days of Disco,’ ‘Casa de mi Padre,’ ‘Broadway Danny Rose,’ and ‘Drive.’

Woody Allen makes his first appearance in front of the camera since ‘Scoop.’

Tune in to read live results and reactions during the 84th Academy Awards ceremony. Share your predictions and rants in the comments!

DGA nominations help breathe new life into one film and prove others are locks.

Brief reviews of ‘Margin Call,’ ‘Weekend,’ ‘Midnight in Paris,’ and ‘Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives’…

‘Midnight in Paris’ finds its charm in pure, unadultered literary enchantment.

Woody’s dream actresses, Ebert loves ‘Tintin,’ new look at Bilbo Baggins, ‘This Must Be the Place’ trailer…

Casey C offers up to the Academy 3 nominations for each of the years largest Oscar categories that shouldn’t be overlooked for forgotten come nomination time.

More weird ‘Drive’ news, ‘Tintin’ gets raves, ‘The Artist’ wins Audience Award, new trailer for ‘Woman in Black’…

Each staff member of Film Misery responds to this week’s question.

With all the Oscar buzz surrounding Midnight in Paris, it is quite jarring to realize that it’s been twenty-five years since a Woody Allen film got nominated for Best Picture.

Looking back at the films that will likely live beyond the Summer.

Review of ‘One Day’, Listener Feedback on the Best Summer Blockbuster, and review of ‘The Purple Rose of Cairo’.

Following Alex’s tradition, here are my favorite films to celebrate my birthday!

A shot from my trip to Paris wherein I poorly attempt to re-create the poster from Woody Allen’s recent movie.

Here are some of the stories that took place during my week of absence. Did I miss anything else while I was gone?

Whoever and wherever you are, please see ‘Midnight in Paris.’

‘Midnight in Paris’ gets praise, ‘Sleeping Beauty’ gets mixed and some new clips get premiered.

Franco vs. Portman, Woody gets a documentary, ‘The Hobbit’ video diary…

Brief reviews of ‘For Colored Girls’, ‘American Psycho’, and ‘You Will Meet a Tall, Dark Stranger’.