Upper East Side Film

The original Swedish "Millennium Trilogy" films have reached their conclusion. What started out in "Dragon Tattoo" as a ...

A smart marketing campaign tells you this film is "from the mind of M. Night Shyamalan" so of course you are mildly interested si...

Not a documentary about an music distribution company (although that would probably make a fun film), but rather a silly, over the top but...

Michael Douglas reprises his role as Gordon Gekko in this entertaining sequel. While his name is above the credits, his role is s...

A Hollywood remake that actually gets it right and is as good or possibly even better than the original, "Let The Right One In...

Timely and relevant, "The Social Network" really does define a generation. Director David Fincher and screenwriter Aaron ...

Ben Affleck is developing a nice second career as a director. "The Town" doesn't have quite the character development of ...

If you are a fan of this seemingly endless series, then you will make it your business to go. If not, stay as far from this wort...

Many people know the songs (Without You, Everybody's Talking, Coconut, One, Me And My Arrow, etc...) but not everyone knows the name...

Based on his fake trailer, writer/director Robert Rodriguez crafts a film filled with mayhem, violence, girls with guns, nudity, explo...

The French crime epic "Mesrine" has been split into two separate films here in the U.S. but I'm not sure how it played...

Part one of a two part epic, this crime drama plays like a French "Scarface" as it charts the rise of Jacques Mesrine, a no...

Writer/director David Michod's first feature film is a nasty piece of business imported from Australia. Guy Pearce is the only ...

Luke Wilson shines in an otherwise annoying film about the introduction of "porn for pay" on the Internet. The story is "I...

What easily might be misinterpreted as another "torture porn" film in the vein of "Saw" or "Hostel" is ac...

Not a lot happens in this backwoods tale of an old hermit who decides to throw himself a funeral before he dies but it's still wor...

It's been hard to escape the advertising for this film. Everywhere you go, you see these huge billboards asking the question, "...

This award winning documentary from Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington is a harrowing journey that puts you smack into a year in the ...

It's entertaining to watch five good actors playing a very dysfunctional family but the novelty of this nuclear family having gay pa...

Writer/Director Christopher Nolan is back in full brain twisting mode after giving us the thrill of "The Dark Knight". He c...