Owen Gleiberman

Oscars: 'Anvil' snubbed?!

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 11/21/2009

Owen Gleiberman: Documentary list favors movies that are ''good for you'' over just plain GOOD ones

'The Blind Side,' more EW reviews

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009

Owen Gleiberman on Sandra Bullock feel-good family drama. Plus: ''Project 51,'' ''Bad Lieutenant,'' more

‘Colbert’: Stephen shaves Woody Harrelson’s head

Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch (Free subscription) | 11/13/2009

Last night’s Colbert Report featured popular zombie-killer Woody Harrelson, who stars as casualty notification officer Tony in The Messengers. (The film opens in NYC and D.C. this weekend — EW’s Owen Gleiberman gives it a B+.) Colbert asked some tough questions (“What are you doing in a movie that supports our troops'…Should we keep portraying

'Christmas'...on Nov. 8?

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009

Owen Gleiberman loved Jim Carrey in ''A Christmas Carol'' -- he just has a hard time with the timing

Bruno Pranks Latoya Jackson... Shes Nuttier Then Bruno

MoviesOnline! (Free subscription) | 11/07/2009

Seriously I think Latoya Jackson is a bigger nut then Bruno and Bruno isnt even a real person. Below is a deleted scene from the DVD where Latoya Jackson decides to sit on the Mexican Furniture and have some sushi off a naked Mexican piece of Furniture. I thought Paula Abdul was a nut but Latoya takes the cake. The deleted scene is actually quite funny watch it below. BRUNO will be on DVD & November...

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'The Box': EW review

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009

Owen Gleiberman on Cameron Diaz thriller from ''Donnie Darko'' director. Plus: ''Christmas Carol,'' more

'Blair Witch' vs. 'Paranormal': Choose!

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 10/27/2009

Owen Gleiberman on two films a decade apart but joined in ''spirit'' -- so the question is, which is better?

'Blair Witch' vs. 'Paranormal'

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 10/27/2009

Owen Gleiberman on two films a decade apart but joined in ''spirit'' -- so the question is, which is better?

'Saw': Is jig up for Jigsaw?

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 10/24/2009

Owen Gleiberman: Mechanized torture has won Halloween $$ since '04; how much life's left in series?

Opportunities Abound

Hollywood Elsewhere (Free subscription) | 10/23/2009

In the view of Entertainment Weekly critic Owen Gleiberman, Joel and Ethan Coen "should seriously consider making a gloriously skewed pop musical. I'm more convinced of that than ever having seen the spectacular use they make of the Jefferson Airplane song 'Somebody to Love' in A Serious Man," he eexplains. "This is one of those pop-music epiphanies worthy of Tarantino, Scorsese, or...

'Saw VI,' more EW movie reviews

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 10/23/2009

Owen Gleiberman on latest visit from Jigsaw. Plus: ''Paranormal Activity,'' ''Astro Boy'' -- your weekend guide

'Wild Things': Yay or nay?

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 10/19/2009

Lisa Schwarzbaum gives Spike Jonze's movie an A; for Owen Gleiberman, it's a ''bore'' -- let the rumpus begin!

'Law Abiding Citizen': Can I buy a hyphen? - Entertainment Weekly

Spanish Teaching (Free subscription) | 10/17/2009

Los Angeles Times 'Law Abiding Citizen': Can I buy a hyphen'Entertainment WeeklyLaw Abiding Citizen, surely one of the dumbest movie titles of 2009, has been killing me not-softly since Owen Gleiberman's EW review of it went up Wednesday afternoon. It is taking everything I have right now to not go into the …'Law Abiding Citizen' defies [...]

'The Stepfather': EW review

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 10/16/2009

Owen Gleiberman on redo of '87 thriller. Plus: ''Where the Wild Things Are'' and more in your weekend guide

'Paranormal Activity': EW review

Entertainment Weekly (Free subscription) | 10/11/2009

Starting to hear about this surprise hit? Owen Gleiberman's take on movie with big weekend buzz