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The film adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's 2006 novel, The Road, is making the screening rounds circuit this week. After what has seemed like an...
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Earlier this week, the English-subtitled version of the Yellow Bird productions movie manifestation of Stieg Larsson's The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo...
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Leap into the final weekend of August with more scintillating bookish news than an aspiring junior high girl's short story has exclamation points....
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Another week, another half-dozen bookish movies to look forward to (or dread). You've heard about The Road, Where the Wild Things Are, The Lovely...
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After the heavily bookish movie-dominated Academy Award nominations were announced earlier this year, I pondered if we were officially entering the...
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The Lovely Bones film adaptation doesn't hit theaters until December 11th, but fans of the best-selling book are already clamoring to see how director...
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So, it's official: the Twilight series has broken Harry Potter's record for the longest number of consecutive weeks on the USA Today bestseller list....
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Fans of Alice Sebold's incredible novel The Lovely Bones have been waiting ages to see what acclaimed director Peter Jackson would make of the film's...
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Be warned, parents: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is a danger to your teen. No, it isn't going to get them practicing witchcraft and bowing...
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If bookish movie success was exclusively measured by film critic reaction and box office numbers, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince would be a...
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