February 14th looms on the horizon, and those who lack a default date (otherwise known as a significant other) may find themselves desperately seeking someone with whom to share the special day.

Save the Last Dance, the 2001 film starring Julia Stiles, bore the template for the romantic inner-city drama, in which a stylized, syrupy Othello-Desdemona dynamic is set against the stacked-housing, grit, and violence of some impoverished ghetto terrain.

Recommended The Film: If Doug Liman's The Bourne Identity is an exercise in controlled suspense, then The Bourne Supremacy manages to unleash everything caged within the first film. Bloody Sunday director Paul Greengrass takes the helm with this sequel, and it's clear that he has different plans for Jason Bourne. Gone are the restrained visuals and streamlined character depth, and in comes an ...

A cute, stupid teenager is forbidden to date until her rebellious and nasty sister does. Meanwhile, interested boys pay the school miscreant to take the "bitch" out.

DO THESE revelations make you proud of the tastes of Australians, or a bit embarrassed? One in every nine homes in this country owns a copy of Mamma Mia! ; Love Actually is in more homes than The Lion King ; Zoolander is in more homes than Twilight; The Notebook (about a love that outlasts Alzheimer's) is in more homes than Australia (about a love that outlasts invasion); Dirty Dancing is in ...

When President Obama finished his State of the Union address, Chris Meloni of "Law & Order: SVU" wondered about the choreography -- how the Democrats took...

Fort Worth movie fans may well remember The Scenesters as the opening selection of the Lone Star Film Festival last November. Now the movie's enjoying a new wave of interest, having been screened at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, this past weekend.

Highly Recommended The Film: As mentioned before in my review of Quantum of Solace , I've never been much of a classic Bond fan -- both taking the Connery / Moore originals and the newer crop of Brosnan flicks into account. Therefore, when the series was floundering in the late '90s and early 2000s, there's wasn't a direct need for a "replacement" coming from this direction. However, it seems as ...

For most of us, a satirical review of the stuffy attitudes and strict behaviors of the 1950s as seen in Mona Lisa Smile provides a refreshing contrast to our relaxed manners today.

LAURA Linney, Alicia Silverstone, Eric Bogosian, Brian d'Arcy James open the 28th in B'way's "Time Stands Still." They'll soon learn they...