The Intersection of Books, Movies, and Television
Woody Allen’s latest, ‘Magic in the Moonlight,’ perpetuates the problem of May-December romances that just don’t make sense.
As the adaptation of John le Carré’s novel, A Most Wanted Man, lands in theaters, let’s review the good, bad, and mediocre adaptations of his work.
Germany has long been a favorite location of thriller novelists and filmmakers. Here are eight of our favorites beyond A Most Wanted Man.
You read. You adored. You fantasized. And then came the movie news. At long last, here it is: The 'Fifty Shades of Grey' trailer.
We're watching -- and rewatching -- the Fifty Shades trailer, looking forward to Guardians of the Galaxy, and more in today's roundup.
Those of you who love the classic Russian epics that ponder broad and profound philosophical questions may take interest in Michael Hoffman’s The Last Station.
New York's IFC theater to admit all high-school-aged teens into Boyhood, Jake Gyllenhaal returns in new Nightcrawler trailer, and more.
A look at eight oft-ignored plays written by William Shakespeare, paired with a director that could spin them into cinematic gold.
The real Larry from 'Orange Is the New Black' addresses the character, the real story behind the Good Night Moon royalties, and more in our Wednesday roundup.
Word & Film caught up with Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory as their adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s Master Builder finds its way to audiences.
Chuck Palahniuk recently announced a Fight Club sequel in the form of a ten-part comic series.
Akira's future is up for discussion again, a look at the current box office standings, and more in our daily roundup.
Watching ‘The Congress’ starring Robin Wright is no simple feat – but one whose complications will likely not leave you.
Let's revisit Alfred Hitchcock's dark and troubled 'Marnie,' which was released fifty years ago today.
