Joshua Reviews David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis [Theatrical Review] Cronenberg hits theaters with what may be his best and most polarizing film in years. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 11, 2012
For Criterion Consideration: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Hard Eight With his newest film on its way to theaters, we look at Paul Thomas Anderson's feature film debut. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 11, 2012
Aquisitions: Imogene Goes To Lionsgate And Roadside Attractions As Errol Morris’ Next Finds A Home, More Also, new Rob Zombie film Lords Of Salem finds a collection of suitors. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 11, 2012
Festival Tidbits: New Photo Arrives From To The Wonder As Place Beyond The Pines Footage Hits Both films have been festival darlings to start of their runs this year. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 10, 2012
New Trailer For Andrea Arnold’s Wuthering Heights Hits Stunning new trailer arrives for the massively anticipated literary adaptation. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 8, 2012
Film District Nabs Rights To Spike Lee’s Oldboy Remake No release date has been set. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 8, 2012
Worldview Entertainment Backing David Gordon Green’s Joe Film will star Nic Cage. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 8, 2012
Steve James Teaming With Martin Scorsese For Documentary Involving Roger Ebert’s Memoir Film will be helmed by James with Scorsese on as executive producer. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 8, 2012
Tobey Maguire Cut From Ang Lee’s Life Of Pi Rafe Spall will be replacing the actor as "The Writer." Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
D.A. Pennebaker To Receive Honorary Oscar He is the first documentarian to garner the award. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Michael Haneke’s Amour And Yang Yong-hi’s Our Homeland Submitted For Best Foreign Language Film Oscar As Submissions Roll In The Palme d'Or winner leads this year's pack. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Trailer Arrives For Costa-Gavras’ Capital Trailer arrives prior to the film's TIFF debut. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend (Sept. 7-9) Four films from Werner Herzog and a handful of others lead this weekend's must-watch list. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Joshua Reviews Todd Louiso’s Hello I Must Be Going [Theatrical Review] The opening night film from Sundance 2012 finally hits theaters. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 6, 2012
Principal Photography Wraps On Before Midnight Nothing will be shown during the festival circuit this year, but expect much more from this film soon. Joshua BrunstingSeptember 5, 2012