Movie
-
Selma
In DuVernay's grounded character portrait, MLK ain't no saint.
-
Way Too Indiecast 7: 2014 Retrospective, Golden Globe Predictions
In this episode we look back at 2014 as a whole for movies as well as our predictions...
-
Our 2015 Golden Globe Awards Predictions
Our predictions for the movie categories of the 2015 Golden Globe Awards (airing Sunday January 11th).
-
Why 2014 Wasn’t A Bad Year For Movies
If 2014 wasn't such a poor year for movies, why do many critics insist on calling it one?...
-
Giveaway: Badass Prize Pack for ‘The Guest’
Two lucky winners will get a Badass Prize Pack for 'The Guest' which includes the Blu-ray, soundtrack, and...
-
Director Andrey Zvyagintsev on ‘Leviathan’, Russia, & Vodka
Director Andrey Zvyagintsev talks to us about his masterful film 'Leviathan', wanting an artistic film than a political...
-
10 Films That Will Inspire You To Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions
Stay on top of those goals this new year with some inspiration from these 10 films.
-
David Oyelowo on Selma, MLK the Man, Not the Icon
David Oyelowo talks about approaching MLK not as an icon, but as a man.
-
10 Great 2015 Films We’ve Already Seen
We preview some great films from 2014's festival circuit that are finally coming out this year.
-
Full List of Films Released in 2014
There was a 9.5% increase in the number of commercially released films in 2014, resulting in a grand...
-
The Immortalists Co-Directors Discuss Life Extension & Making Documentaries Look Cinematic
Our conversation with the co-directors David Alvarado and Jason Sussberg of the indie documentary 'The Immortalists'.
-
Way Too Indie’s Most Overrated And Underrated Films Of 2014
Way Too Indie staff pull out their boxing gloves as we duke it out over our choices of...
-
Monk With a Camera
A pleasant, but unchallenging documentary about a man who left a life of privilege for a life of...
-
Way Too Indie’s 20 Best Albums of 2014
Way Too Indie highlights 20 of the Best Albums of 2014, including several career defining releases from...
-
Unbroken
Jolie's POW drama is too polite to its subject, preferring to emphasize nobility over the truth of misery...