Garret Dillahunt Says First Cut Of ‘Killing Them Softly’ Was 2.5 Hours, Not Sure If He Made The Final Edit
Garret Dillahunt Says First Cut Of 'Killing Them Softly' Was 2.5 Hours, Not Sure If He Made The Final Edit
Tribeca Review: Despite Myriad Celebrity Cameos ‘Revenge For Jolly!’ Is Excruciating
Tribeca Review: Despite Myriad Celebrity Cameos 'Revenge For Jolly!' Is Excruciating
TIFF ’10 Review: ‘Amigo’ An Observational, Powerful Film Linking America’s Political Past & Present
If Robert Redford's "The Conspirator" was the strident and overbearing example of how to draw links between events of the past to issues of today, John Sayles' "Amigo" is the antidote. Using the tail-end of the...
First Look: Trailer & Photos For John Sayles’ ‘Amigo’
John Sayles heads to TIFF this year with a new film under his arm, "Amigo," his first since 2007's "Honeydripper."As previously reported, the film is a fictionalized account of the Philippines-American War at...
IFFBoston ’10 Review: ‘The Killer Inside Me’ Is Intriguing, Occasionally Scattered Neo Noir
Darkness comes in many flavors. If you've heard anything about Michael Winterbottom's "The Killer Inside Me," it's inevitable that you've read at least something about its supposed darkness and brutal violence....
John Sayles Quietly Working On New War Film ‘Baryo’
We're fans of John Sayles here at the Playlist and while his recent output has been a little spotty, the director's fiercely independent spirit and unique cinematic voice always make him one to keep an eye on.S...
Lee Daniels’ Version of ‘Miss Saigon’ Not A Joke, Unfortunately
— Coming Soon reported this a few days back, but Variety have today confirmed the news that "Precious" director Lee Daniels will direct a screen version of the musical "Miss Saigon," for Cameron Mackintosh and ...
‘The Road’ The “Most Important Film Of The Year” Says Esquire An Oscar Contender… Maybe?
As we noted last week in a piece that suggests Dimension films might be trying to fuck with tweak the trailer, Esquire's Tom Chiarella has seen the John Hillcoat directed adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's long-de...