The Film Yap

A grand, brave film, “Cloud Atlas” is often puzzling but sometimes brilliant, a true sci-fi epic. Continue reading →

A sprawling, ambitious, troubling, occasionally glorious and often vexing film that looks at how people are interconnected across time. Continue reading →

Christopher Lloyd is joined by Bob Bloom, Richard Propes and Ed Johnson-Ott to discuss stars and filmmakers who made the transition from television to film Continue reading →

Perhaps the most disrespected Best Picture Oscar nominee ever, this harrowing and sensitive drama never aims to be “the 9/11 movie.” Continue reading →

Deep dramas abound with Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock in “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” and Michael Fassbender and Keira Knightley in “A Dangerous Method.” Continue reading →

A viscerally enthralling story about a singular boy trying to find his place in the world when his only anchor is ripped away. Continue reading →

Oscar heavy hitters Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts team up in “Larry Crowne” and Colin Firth is a stranger in a strange town in “Main Street.” Continue reading →

Ken Burns enlists zealots, hardened wives, mobsters, flappers, bootleggers and crooked politicians to tell the story of the Prohibition era in his latest project. Continue reading →

Victoria and Austin discuss how this is a companion piece to the original, Al is gross and Bullseye is bionic. Continue reading →

Victoria Disque and Austin start their Pixar marathon with one of the greatest animated films, “Toy Story.” Continue reading →