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'Big Night' is just another exploitation film, serving no other purpose than to provide some dirty old men with an afternoon's worth of entertainment.

Repetition and straightforwardness are still at the core of Daft Punk's latest album

One simple night out at Pasto for after-dinner drinks can be a chill-out, relaxing evening with a few good friends.

Sunday Evening, Mary Girard is preparing for her last night in Pennsylvania Asylum. Now, 56, her age is visible after more than two decades re-living the moments of her life inside the asylum.

The legendary rock band reunites after years of pursuing solo projects. Hear them live performing hits old and new.

There's no getting around it: 'Tarzan' is awful.

Though 'Sapi' has the ability to put together a disturbing visual, it’s unable to build any sort of lasting effect. The horror comes off as an afterthought, all of it playing second fiddle to an overly obvious message.

In bustling Beijing, China, ambitious young “Tiger” Chen Lin-Hu (Tiger Chen) works as a lowly courier; but after work, he is a young martial arts star, rising through the ranks representing the Ling Kong Tai Chi tradition

A family's garden bistro in Iloilo is named after a big tree that has stood for generations.

Hereafter tells the story of three people who are haunted by mortality in different ways.

'Safe' is okay, the movie finding occasional fun in pitting Jason Statham against wave after wave of doomed goons.

It's hard to call 'After.Life' a satisfying experience.

'The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones' only works as a movie in its first act, when it’s still largely clean of mythology, when the only explanation really needed is that “all the stories are true.” After that, it’s all stuff that better left to novels.

'Aftershock' takes too long to get started, and when it does, it lacks the focus to really be effective.

After over a year in hiatus, the Mogwai Cinematheque and its film club is getting serious about screening films again.

I discovered Maple at the newly built East Wing of Shangri-La Mall, to my heart’s delight—someone had my fairy tale dream in mind and turned it into reality.

'Burn After Reading' is absurdly funny, and will leave you with some truly memorable scenes.

'Sex Drive' feels funny enough, but it does wear a little thin after a while.