MUSE Staffer Josh Stadtner sat down with director Lori Silverbush and her husband, celebrity chef Tom Colicchio, to discuss their new food documentary, A Place at the Table, which comes to theatres tomorrow.  Here’s...

Faithful reader, as I look at the nominations this year for the Academy Awards, I am outraged. The Hollywood liberals with their “progressive” agenda are at it again and refuse to quit. From the multifaceted...

It’s a brave new world for James Bond and MI-6 in Sam Mendes’ explosive 23rd edition to the Bond collection, but we expect no less from the man whose directorial debut was American Beauty.  In...

The franchise that made you never want to visit Europe or talk to random European men is back with Liam Neeson as agent Bryan Mills and his daughter Kim, played by Maggie Grace. This time, Mills and his...

Josh Hutcherson, most recently of The Hunger Games fame, recently gave me some of his time to talk about his new movie, Detention. Detention is a mash-up genre film that features horror, high school comedy,...

Detention, starring Josh Hutcherson, Dane Cook and Spencer Locke hits theaters this Friday, April 12.  In this horror/slasher/science fiction/action-thriller/time-traveling/teen/romantic/high school/comedy,...

Director Paul Weitz’s new film, Being Flynn, starring Robert DeNiro, Paul Dano and Julianne Moore, doesn’t quite have the emotional resonance one would expect from such an all-star team. The film feels...

By Josh Stadtner Project X, a crazy lovechild combination of Superbad and The Hangover, comes to theatres this Friday. Combining a group of typical high school looking trying to throw the biggest party...

Emerson graduate Todd Strauss-Schulson just directed his first feature film, A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas, in 3D.  Currently, the film is number three at the box office and has received positive...

Martha Marcy May Marlene, Sean Durkin’s directorial debut, is an eerie psychological thriller that will knot your stomach and short-circuit your brain.  If you want sophistication and thought provoking...

The best way to describe The Big Year is to compare it to the dodo. Although adorable, its flightless nature and stupidity lead to its demise. Directed by David Frankel of The Devil Wears Prada fame,...