Lutz sat down with North by Northwestern to talk about his most recent experiences as Emmet Cullen in the blockbuster franchise The Twilight Saga.

The remake of Bad Lieutenant may have made some bad choices in its updates.

North by Northwestern sat down with the minds behind a film about two enlisted men who notify next of kin of war casualties.

This is a transitional piece by a veteran director, but this film fails to deliver as a satisfying work. (Insert your own sinking ship pun here).

Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day asks the question: “There are two kinds of people. Talkers and doers. Doers change the world, and they change us. Which are you?”

JC Chasez makes his acting debut in director Chris McIntyre’s new film, 21 and a Wake-Up, the first American movie ever to be filmed in Vietnam.

A Christmas Carol, even with Jim Carrey’s multiple characters isn’t necessarily one to replace time-worn favorites.

Creepy? Sure. Thought-provoking? Sometimes. Easy to mock? Always.

While The Men Who Stare at Goats employs some well-loved actors playing roles highlighting important social issues, it ends up missing the point.

In a battle for the ages, one writer compares the classics of 1939 with the favorites of 1999.

Rather than offering an emotional interpretation, “Amelia” leaves us where history leaves us: it simply disappears into thin air.

What follows is a downward spiral driven by fear and demented views on misogyny and culminating in a gruesome climax.

In this year’s international film festival, what will be this year’s Slumdog Millionaire?

Law Abiding Citizen is a gory delight for thrill-seekers, while director F. Gary Gray shares his thoughts on violence, working the actors and flaming suitcase.

Where the Wild Things Are brings out the child in all of us.