Check out our review for THE ENGLISH TEACHER. You can take away at least two principles from the film: Labels are only destructive, and nothing has to end the way it has to end.
Read MoreScene Invasion spoke with the stars of The English Teacher, Julianne Moore and Michael Angarano at the Crosby Street Hotel in downtown Manhattan.
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Parks and Recreation finishes strong with a return from Burt Macklin and cameos by beloved guest stars.
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Parks and Recreation returns to true form with one of the best episodes this season, as Jerry is retiring from the Parks Dept.
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My biggest problem with Parks and Recreation’s “Animal Control” episode is it’s heavy plot. Read more to find out why.
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If you haven’t seen NBC’s Deception, don’t miss this quick overview and insight right from the stars themselves about season one. If you have seen Deception, then you probably know why it deserves to be renewed. It’s addictive, suspenseful, and even funny. Just not enough people know about it; 5.6 million people watched the pilot episode, but those ratings dropped [...]
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When he first read the book, Ang Lee said the same thing that everyone else, including many other ambitious filmmakers, said of the philosophical novel: “Life of Pi is un-filmable.” Last week at the Crosby Street Hotel in downtown Manhattan, director Ang Lee, screenwriter David Magee (Finding Neverland), and editor Tim Squyres (all films by Ang Lee except Brokeback Mountain) promoted the Blu-ray [...]
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To promote the new NBC primetime soap opera Deception, stars Victor Garber, Katherine LaNasa, and Ella Rae Peck sat down at a roundtable lunch in Midtown Manhattan to discuss what we’ve already seen in Season 1 and what to expect in upcoming episodes. Also starring Meagan Good, Tate Donovan, and Laz Alonso, Deception is a drama about the Bowers family, who has lost Vivian to an [...]
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Who can kill a child? We are presented with this question early on in Come Out And Play, and it’s also an homage to the Spanish 1976 original. The mononymous first-time director Makinov captures the type of setting which we acknowledge exists but are thankful that our children don’t grow up there–a remote, fictitious island called Almanzora, on the southern coast of Spain. [...]
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