Author name: Douglas Norton

A lot can change in 20 years. Just ask Jesse and Celine. In “Before Midnight”, we catch up with the […]

“Hey Dad, can we have a catch?” “Hey Dad, can we work on my science project?’ “Hey Dad, can we

It’s tough being a successful, award-winning writer, with a huge house on the beach. In the comedy/drama “Stuck In Love,”

According to star, co-director and co-writer Seth Rogen, approximately 50 percent of “This Is The End” was improvised. After viewing

Interest in Westerns seems to come and go in cycles, but our continued interest in the West never really seems

In the thriller “Killing Season,” the circumstances of the Bosnian conflict of the early 90’s are used as the backdrop

Too often movies treat children like fragile china—beautiful, but easily chipped and broken. Sometimes, kids are stronger, more loyal and

In an earthquake, everyone thinks of what goes on during. Well, duh. But in Chilean director Nicolas Lopez’s film Aftershock, the question

“The Happy Poet” tells the story of Bill, a struggling poet who takes his last bit of money and a paltry

The respectable tradition of literate, off-screen-violence murder mysteries proves it still has life in its creaky British bones in the