Seeing Double: 'DeepStar Six' Vs. 'Leviathan' In A Battle Of The 1989 Sea Monster Movies
Which 1989 movie about a underwater menace killing everyone is better? It's time for DeepStar Six vs. Leviathan in our Seeing Double series!
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How The Golden Globes Became Relevant: A Guide To The 2015 Winners
What just happened? For years we've mocked the Golden Globes as a joke, a drunken farce that leads into the last few weeks of Awards Season before the Oscars. The show is basically one last hootenanny, like New Years Eve for celebrities, before the Important Awards sweep in to codify all that is good and…
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Best Foreign Film Oscar Shortlist Highlights 'Ida,' 'Force Majeure,' Snubs 'Mommy' And 'Winter Sleep'
The shortlist for potential Best Foreign Film Oscar nominees is out. As usual, the list is going to generate as much talk about what didn't make the cut as it does about what ended up on the list. Many of the year's most significant films were left off: Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s Winter Sleep, which was this…
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'Leviathan' Trailer: A Complex Portrait Of Family And Corruption In Russia
Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev (The Return, Elena) made a big impression on Cannes audiences with Leviathan, and though it won only the Best Screenplay award rather than the Palme d'Or, the film remains one of the most anticipated winter releases thanks to the big Cannes buzz. Leviathan reworks the Book of Job as it charts a small-town…
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