Film & TV
Review: Sucker Punch
Powerful visuals pack a punch but can’t obscure sucker of a plot.
Christopher Walken’s Most Family–Friendly Roles
Christopher Walken has always possessed an intensity that has lent itself well to heavy films like At Close Range and King of New York.
Defibrillator: Kundun (1997)
For most moviegoers, the plight of the Tibetan people isn’t the first thing to come to mind when reflecting on the work of Martin Scorsese.
Review: Kill the Irishman
Fightin' Irish almost hit their mark.
Review: Of Gods and Men
Cannes prize–winner provokes stimulating debate.
Review: Paul
Blood and ice cream? More like farts and mind tricks.
Metropolitan Masterpiece
With a number of mediocre sequels and insipid, CGI–ridden genre films on the horizon, it’s no surprise that audiences everywhere are hankering for the original, thought–provoking cinema of yore.
To Eyre is Human
Still lacking a definitive version, Jane Eyre’s impressive oeuvre of filmic adaptations should serve as a guide for filmmakers eager to adapt their favorite reads.
Review: Limitless
Slick filmmaking can't make up for this thriller’s unnecessarily pessimistic take on humanity.
Interview: Ne-Yo
Street talked to Ne-Yo about his role in the upcoming thriller Battle: Los Angeles.
Review: The Adjustment Bureau
Imagine if You've Got Mail met Inception — and neither movie was good.
Live Blog: Oscars 2011
Live Blog: Oscars 2011 Click Here to open the Live Blog in a new window.
Watch Street Talking Oscars: Award Surprises
See Street talking about Best Picture here, and don't forget to watch Street Film's Live Blog of the Oscars Sunday @ 6 p.m.!
Watch Street Talking Oscars: Best Picture
See Street talking about Award Surprises here, and don't forget to watch Street Film's Live Blog of the Oscars Sunday @ 6 p.m.!
Vanishing (Without A) Point
Are you afraid of the dark? Even if you are, you’re not likely to be scared by this movie
It Should Have Been You
It’s a pity that some of the year’s best efforts go unrewarded at the Academy Awards. Street pays tribute to the lost work this year and calls out the nominees who don’t deserve to be there.
Oscars Drinking Game
Street is double–tasking this Sunday night as we take a tour–de–Franzia while watching the Oscars (we'll also be liveblogging — don’t miss it at 34st.com!). Because we know you’re classy like that, we’re publishing our Academy Awards drinking game so you can follow along at home.
