Movies

Woody Allen discussed his work habits in the current Newsweek: He makes films not because he feels a powerful need to communicate or the flame of inspiration flares high, but so he can stay busy.

If inciting boredom is the worst sin a filmmaker can commit, being timid is right behind it.

It's got the jock, the geek, the rebel, the princess and the heart-throb, but despite the obvious similarities, the new documentary “American Teen” is not “The Breakfast Club” for today's high schoolers.

For obvious reasons, a lot of people will be using wine metaphors to describe “Bottle Shock,” but instead of talking about tangerine undertones or a hint of oak, let's just say this movie is more like a Merlot you get for $6.99 at Trader Joe's than some $90 snob special in a French restaurant.