10 of Pittsburgh’s top chefs faced off at LeMont to see who could create the ultimate Turkey Devonshire. We take you in the kitchen for a throwdown for the ages.
A new hero is born, and fully comes into her own, in Marvel’s latest adventure.
Most adults might find themselves tongue-tied while sharing the ice with Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby. But not this youngster.
Curious comedy, crowd-pleasing crime and more March happenings.
The thriller overcomes a bad script thanks to a remarkable performance from Isabelle Huppert.
Watch Executive Chef Dan Carlton prepare his signature dish while discussing cooking techniques and must-have kitchen appliances.
The rags-to-riches tale is an easy winner, when it’s not a straight-up ad for WWE.
The Ray Romano/Mark Duplass dramedy is heartbreaking, but absolutely worth watching.
The horror sequel pivots in unexpected directions, for better and for worse.
Producer James Cameron and Director Robert Rodriguez team up for a sci-fi epic depressingly similar to a dozen others.
The original “Lego Movie” was a welcome surprise. Somehow, the sequel manages to improve on its predecessor.
The new Netflix drama doesn’t live up to its ambitions, but a game cast keeps it moving.
Yes, that was the late Andy Warhol in a Burger King ad during the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl — and no technological wizardry was involved.
Filmed in the Pittsburgh area, “A Day in the Life of an NFL Kicker” was amusing enough to be picked up by the comedy site “Funny or Die.”
Jamie Lee Curtis is worth your attention in a film that is otherwise a mixed bag.
Big Bowie, beautiful ballet and more February happenings.
Live-action, family adventure is a rarity at the modern multiplex. Fortunately, this one’s pretty good.
Pittsburgh Magazine film critic Sean Collier has reviewed seven of the eight films nominated for Best Picture at the 2019 Academy Awards. Below, a look back at Sean’s reviews of those seven movies — plus, to make up for the oversight, one more that should’ve received a nod.
IFC Midnight’s collegiate terror tale is mostly for genre fans, but it lands a few decent punches.
M. Night Shyamalan’s crossover film lands with a splat, as the filmmaker once again can’t resist his worst impulses.
Despite the best efforts of its stars, there’s no good reason this tired formula needed another movie.
An Austin, Texas ad agency releases a powerful neighborly PSA with the help of Mister Rogers & Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg deserves better treatment than this by-the-numbers biopic.
Woodmere is one of four high-end properties owned by Robert Knutson scheduled to hit the auction block this week.
