The Film Yap

Woody Allen pens a love letter to Rome in his newest effort. Unfortunately “To Rome with Love” relies more upon it’s star-studded cast than it’s presumed neurotic mores. Continue reading →

If aliens were unfortunate enough to stumble upon “Mankind: The Story of All of Us” in a distant future, they will be convinced of our futile and mundane existence. Continue reading →

Although rarely timid and a refreshing R-rated reversal of puny PG-13 possession films, this exorcise routine doesn’t do enough to elevate the heart rate. Continue reading →

It’s too big of a story for two hours, but there are plenty of reasons to watch. Continue reading →

The only thing beefier than Channing Tatum and Jamie Bell is the unexpectedly substantial drama in this historical action film. Continue reading →

Every time a white woman takes a holiday she finds love. Unless you’re doing it wrong. Continue reading →

“Gladiator” — which emphasizes an empire’s intrigue over bread-and-circus brutality — continues Nick Rogers’ daily look back at the 365 best films of 2000-2009. Continue reading →

A movie review of the new Kristen Bell romantic comedy, When In Rome. Continue reading →