Bruce Joel Rubin knows his way around a good love story. He won an Oscar in 1990 for Ghost, giving him both the needed experience with endless love and translucent husbands that(…)

Paper Heart is a documentary. And a fiction film. Sorta. It’s a combination of the two, a crazy Mobius strip of fiction and reality crafted carefully by the movie’s star, Charlyne Yi,(…)

It’s hard to talk about A Perfect Getaway on tape. Not because the paradise-set thriller doesn’t have anything going on it, but because there’s a twist halfway through that makes the rest(…)

As Marlon Wayans sees it, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra has everything he and the audience could possibly ask for. Not only is he a black character who doesn’t die in(…)

It’s clear that Steve Zahn and Milla Jovovich had a blast making A Perfect Getaway. The pair of them, maybe a little loopy from endless interviews, maybe just happy to be back(…)

Amy Adams and Chris Messina are pretty cute individually, but put together, they’re practically magnetic. Even though they play the very flawed, very human Julie and Eric Powell in Julie & Julia,(…)

Nora Ephron loves food. And she loves stories about women, and she loves romantic comedies. So when the movie pitch for Julie & Julia came her way, as a story about two(…)

You might find yourself tempted to hate Julie Powell. As one of the first people to ever build a successful blog, and therefore one of the first to get a book deal(…)

Amid a season full of loud blockbusters, and going directly up against the third film from comedy titan Judd Apatow, Max Mayer is quietly presenting his small, touching dramedy Adam, a movie(…)

Unlike thousands of Comic Con goers, I wasn’t actually lucky enough to catch a screening of Mystery Team, the first feature from the newly relocated to Los Angeles comedy troupe Derrick Comedy.(…)

Neill Blomkamp could be any other first-time filmmaker, turning his short film into a feature, getting studio distribution and hoping for the best. He’s a young guy and friendly, blending in nicely(…)

Everyone knows how to tell a relationship story and a breakup story– we’ve all been there. But how do you tell that same story, the same elements of early love and then(…)

Despite an aversion to romantic comedies, Marc Webb was smitten when he read Scott Neustadter and Michael Weber’s 500 Days of Summer, which tells the story of the beginning, middle and end(…)

Tyrese Gibson is ready to change the world. As he finishes up work on his first-ever comic book series, Mayhem, and prepares to bring it to the assembled geeks at Comic Con,(…)

Michelle Pfeiffer isn’t worried about her age. Not only is she happy to mention the funny irony of filming Cheri– a movie about a woman coming to terms with aging– on her(…)

About an hour ago I got a chance to talk to Roberto Orci, one half of the screenwriting team that, in one summer alone, brought you both Star Trek and Transformers: Revenge(…)

Tyrese Gibson has a tattoo of an Autobot on his arm, and Michael Bay doesn’t like it. Presumably Bay isn’t pissed that one of the stars of the biggest movie of his(…)

“Hurt Locker 2 I won’t be in,” Jeremy Renner tells a group of us near the end of our interview. That’s not a knock at the movie, which is getting stellar reviews,(…)

Rupert Friend knows he probably wasn’t the first choice for the title role of Cheri, and when you mention that he’s yet another star that Stephen Frears plucked out of obscurity to(…)

Christopher Hampton could be considered the king of adaptations, having brought the words of writers as varied as Graham Greene, Ian McEwan, and now Colette to the screen. He won an Oscar(…)