It started 18 years ago with the movie “Before Sunrise,” when a young couple, Jesse and Celine, played by Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy, first meet on a train and spend a magical night together in Vienna. Nine years later brought us “Before Sunset” where they reunite in Paris. Now comes “Before Midnight,” once again directed by Richard Linklater, where this couple, vacationing in Greece, have been partners for many years and have children together.
5/18/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
A new Star Trek film, called "Star Trek: Into Darkness," hits movie screens this weekend, and director J.J. Abrams has returned at the helm after his recent reboot of the franchise.
5/17/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
Filmmakers from across the state were on the coast this weekend to celebrate independent film. The Cape Fear Independent Film Festival draws industry professionals to Wilmington every year.
5/13/2013 - By: Katie Rufener
The latest movie adaptation of "The Great Gatsby" hits big screens this week, starring Leonardo DiCaprio in the iconic title role.
5/12/2013 - By: Owen Gleiberman
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio and director Baz Luhrmann sit down with Neil Rosen to talk about the latest big screen adaptation of the literary classic "The Great Gatsby."
5/9/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
News 14 Carolina's Mark Olexik talks with wardrobe supervisor Gillian Austin and actor Bryan West about the production "Priscilla Queen of the Desert," which is currently performing at the Durham Performing Arts Center.
5/4/2013 - By: Mark Olexik
“Iron Man 3” is an ominously exciting, shoot-the-works comic-book spectacular. It keeps throwing things at you, but not with the random, busy franchise indifference that marked the hollow and grandiose “Iron Man 2.”
5/4/2013 - By: Owen Gleiberman
Movie critic Neil Rosen sat down with Matthew McConaughey to talk about his role in the new drama "Mud."
5/2/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
“Iron Man 3” hit the silver screen in Wilmington on Sunday night but only a select group got to see the film's early screening.
4/29/2013 - By: News 14 Carolina Web Staff
Jeff Buckley was the quietest of rock idols. He sang in a high soft tremor and released his one and only album, “Grace,” in 1994, and three years later he drowned in the Wolf River in Memphis. He was only 31, and his death was an accident. But did he die, on some level, due to karmic demons?
4/27/2013 - By: Owen Gleiberman
Actors Dennis Quaid and Zac Efron spoke to NY1's Neil Rosen about their new movie, "At Any Price", a film about a Midwestern farm family that's put to the test in more ways than one.
4/26/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
Terrence Malick’s “To the Wonder” is the work of a director who now sees himself as a holy poet of cinema. The film's style is ethereal and incantatory, with a soundtrack woven out of whispers and classical music.
4/20/2013 - By: Owen Gleiberman
Tom Cruise stars in "Oblivion", a new sci-fi movie set 60 years in the future on a post-apocalyptic earth.
4/19/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
'Disconnect,' a new drama with a talented cast, looks at three separate stories surrounding the victims of cyberspace including identity theft and online bullying. Neil Rosen filed the following movie review.
4/11/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
I love a good mind-bender, but it’s getting more and more common to see thrillers that don’t so much bend your mind as chop it, smash it and stick it in the Cuisinart. “Trance,” the new movie by Danny Boyle, director of “Trainspotting” and “Slumdog Millionaire,” is a high-brainiac, art-world thriller that wants to do nothing more or less than give your head a pleasurable spin.
4/6/2013 - By: Owen Gleiberman
Robert Redford spoke to Neil Rosen about his new movie "The Company You Keep," which he directs and stars in as a former member of the '60s militant group "The Weather Underground".
4/4/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
Film critic roger Ebert died Thursday at the age of 70. Wednesday, he announced on his blog that his thyroid cancer had returned and he would begin radiation treatments again. Ebert was known for his thumbs-up, thumbs-down TV reviews that influenced moviegoers across the nation.
4/4/2013 - By: News 14 Carolina Staff
As befits a commando team inspired by a 49-year-old series of Hasbro toy soldiers, the G.I. Joes in “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” are a squad of government combat renegades so wholesome and upstanding that they make the A-Team look like unsavory street punks. The squareness ends, though, with their one-dimensional personalities.
3/30/2013 - By: Owen Gleiberman
Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes spoke to Neil Rosen about their new movie "The Place Beyond The Pines," in which Gosling plays a motorcycle stunt rider who turns to crime to support his newborn child and Mendes plays his ex-girlfriend, an upstate New York waitress who's the mother of his child.
3/29/2013 - By: Neil Rosen
Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes spoke to Neil Rosen about their new movie "The Place Beyond The Pines," in which Gosling plays a motorcycle stunt rider who turns to crime to support his newborn child and Mendes plays his ex-girlfriend, an upstate New York waitress who's the mother of his child.
3/29/2013 - By: Neil Rosen