Entertainment Reviews - AP

When a film brashly asserts that it will change moviemaking forever, one feels the urge to either take its "king of the world" arrogance down a notch or hail it as the masterpiece it claims to be. Full Story »

NEW YORK - "Love's Labour's Lost" is one of Shakespeare's more complicated comedies, full of obscure literary references, wit and puns that could be confusing to a modern audience. Full Story »

NEW YORK - "The Flaming Idiots" would be a nice name for a troupe of political satirists, but it also works for this trio of jugglers and jokesters in baggy pants who have mastered classic stunts and freshened their act with jokes about Miley Cyrus and Tiger Woods. Full Story »

Video games based on movies are often pushed through as afterthoughts, so word that director James Cameron and Ubisoft have been collaborating for years on his sci-fi epic, "Avatar," offered hope to gamers longing to explore the lush, brightly colored jungles of Pandora. Full Story »

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"A Single Man" easily could have been one of those style-over-substance visual dazzlers, coming as it does from Tom Ford, the fashion designer who revived the house of Gucci. Full Story »

NEW YORK - "Life is a dance, so dance beautifully." Full Story »

NEW YORK - A funny thing has happened to Noel Coward's "Still Life," a one-act play that is much better known from its classic 1940s screen adaptation "Brief Encounter." Full Story »

Various Artists, "Light: On The South Side" (The Numero Group) Full Story »

Odd as it sounds, Peter Jackson needed to come down to Earth a bit more in "The Lovely Bones," his adaptation of Alice Sebold's best-seller about a murdered girl looking back on her life from beyond. Full Story »