Music for Alex Ruiz comes natural and effortless, and lately he has been putting his heart, soul and personal experiences into the new music. He enjoys sharing his music, and the new music he writes about has much to do with the space we fill in-between in our day-to-day lives.

Bullet In The Face stars Eddie Izzard and Eric Roberts as two hilariously vicious rival business owners/crime lords happy to annihilate anyone in their way. And who stands in their way? Everyone.

"Kill Bill" features one of director Quentin Tarantino's most intricate and impressive set pieces: The Bride (Uma Thurman) fighting and brutally murde...

Cops are on the hunt for "Kill Bill" star Michael Madsen ... who allegedly owes around $570,000 in child and spousal support debts ... TMZ has learned...

A few weeks back, I read an announcement that the now white hot Colin Firth might be signing on for a re-make ofMy Fair Lady. Not since Steve Martin decided to put a new spin on The Pink Panther have I been so moved to ask, "Why?"

In essence, Faster is Kill Bill without the grander artistic pretensions of Quentin Tarantino, and also without the vision. This is as straight-ahead a revenge film as you're likely to see.

I suppose that, if you haven't seen District B13, this sequel will amuse and excite. But your time is better spent tracking down a DVD of the original, which was a highlight of a rapidly deteriorating genre.

With his brilliant, labyrinthine Mulholland Dr., David Lynch digs underneath our peculiar Hollywood system -- a system that pedals dreams, desire, sex, money and magic.

There are a number of reasons why Inglorius Basterds is so disappointing. Self-indulgence and tongue-in-cheek hipness does not a movie make.

One of the most wonderful memories I have of David is from the first day of training for Kill Bill. Watching him practice with his sword, and I couldn't help but think: I'm watching the TV show Kung Fu... only live and in person!

An embodiment of all things Bollywood, director Nikhil Advani's Chandni Chowk to China interweaves singing, acrobatic dancing and kung fu into this effusive picaresque.

Your daughter is lovely, Professor Thurman, but i don't buy the case for Quentin Tarantino as a cinematic vigilante against violence.