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 March 11, 2011Movies Update |
 Movie Review | 'Jane Eyre'Radiant Spirit Blossoms in Barren LandBy A. O. SCOTTCary Joji Fukunaga's "Jane Eyre," starring Mia Wasikowska, is a splendid example of how to tackle the daunting duty of turning a beloved work of classic literature into a movie.  Conan in the WildernessBy DAVE ITZKOFFA new documentary, "Conan O'Brien Can't Stop," directed by Rodman Flender, shows another side of Mr. O'Brien that his co-workers call "Mean Conan." ADVERTISEMENT   Movie Review | 'Red Riding Hood'The Girl Who Sighed WolfBy MANOHLA DARGISCatherine Hardwicke's "Red Riding Hood" is a goofily amusing screen fairy tale that includes bloodshed, but it's generally tamer than its often-gruesome source.  Movie Review | 'Certified Copy'On the Road, Packing Querulous EruditionBy STEPHEN HOLDENIn Abbas Kiarostami's "Certified Copy," a couple (Juliette Binoche and William Shimell) drive through Tuscany arguing about art, representation and authenticity.  Movie Review | 'Battle: Los Angeles'City of Angels Resists Becoming City of Aliens (the Outer-Space Type)By A. O. SCOTT"Battle: Los Angeles" follows Marines fending off an attack on the title city.  Movie Review | '3 Backyards'What's Really Beneath Those Manicured Lawns (and Suburban Smiles)By STEPHEN HOLDENEric Mendelsohn's "3 Backyards" looks at the secrets and lies seething under the surface of a Long Island town.  Movie Review | 'Monogamy'Cheating on His Fianc?e With a CameraBy MANOHLA DARGISIn Dana Adam Shapiro's "Monogamy," a seemingly happy engagement is ripped apart by a man's voyeurism.  Movie Review | 'Black Death''Black Death' and Dark Ages DramaBy JEANNETTE CATSOULISAs it turns out, no one is without sin in "Black Death," a grungy, cynical little number from the British director Christopher Smith.  Movie Review | 'Making the Boys'A Recent History and a Personal StoryBy NEIL GENZLINGER"Making the Boys" is a captivating documentary about the creation of, and reaction to, the breakthrough play "The Boys in the Band."  Movie Review | 'Brotherhood''Brotherhood': Pledge Night Gone WrongBy NEIL GENZLINGERAny college presidents who didn't ban fraternities after "Animal House" came out in 1978 might consider doing so if they happen to see "Brotherhood."  Movie Review | 'Mars Needs Moms'Mars, Moms and MoreBy MIKE HALEMars, once again, looks to Earth to supplement its female population because, it seems, the women who run Mars think Earth mothers are skilled at child rearing. More ReviewsNews & Features Mel Gibson to Plead Guilty in Abuse of Former GirlfriendBy MICHAEL CIEPLYThe agreement comes before Summit Entertainment releases "The Beaver," in which Mel Gibson plays a troubled toy executive who reclaims his life with a beaver hand puppet.  Actor, Writer, Director, NobodyBy WILLIAM VAN METERXavier Dolan, from Montreal, started writing at 16 and has won awards at the Cannes Film Festival. Now, he hopes for broader success. Charles Jarrott, 83, Director of Period Movies, DiesBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESSMr. Jarrott's biggest successes were "Anne of the Thousand Days" and "Mary, Queen of Scots." DVD VideoGoodbye, DVD. Hello, Future.By DAVE KEHRThe days of DVDs may be coming to an end, but there are several new formats competing to replace it, each with benefits and drawbacks. | Photos & Video |
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