Author: Andre Crous of The Prague Post

The latest film by blockbuster director Roland Emmerich is not bad at all. In it, the White House is invaded

Was there ever anybody quite as stereotypically gay as Liberace? The man with the tiny poodles, the sometimes purple wig,

Anyone who has seen the story of Jesse and Céline develop over two decades, in 1995’s Before Sunrise and 2004’s

Prince Avalanche, which is being screened at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF), marks a triumphant return for David

The opening credits of World War Z are ominous, to say the least. Actual news footage, in which news presenters

Monsters University is having a hard time fitting in. Director Dan Scanlon’s first picture for Pixar Animation Studios simply does

Three of Sofia Coppola’s five films have been about teenagers. The Virgin Suicides, her début feature, was a poetic period

One couldn’t imagine a more appropriate title than this one. Danny Boyle, who last directed James Franco in the cinematic

Guns blazing, fireballs glaring, smoke rising, people dying. Such is the first 20 minutes of Man of Steel, the latest