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The sci-fi action flick Lockout, directed by first-timers James Mather and Stephen St. Leger from a script they wrote with Luc Besson, features a scene in which characters somehow skydive out of orbit through the stratosphere to land, neatly and not even a little on fire, on an urban road.

I’ve loved Guy Pearce since "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert." When I told the actor that near the end, there’s a funny quip you have to see!

From executive producer and co-writer Luc Besson ("Taken") comes "Lockout," a prison in space thriller starring Guy Pearce and Maggie Grace.

Romance! Jealousy! Temptation! There's an alluring new stranger vying for Sherlock Holmes's attentions and affections in Guy Ritchie's turn-of-the-century sleuthing sequel, A Game of Shadows, but it's not the dark and beautiful gypsy woman at the center of Holmes's latest mystery.

There are two types of middle-aged people in the world: Those who didn’t see John Newland’s 1973 made-for-TV movie Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark when it aired, and those who did see it and were marked for life.

So once upon a time, when I first signed onto YouTube, I thought any generic name would do, so I invented this name mdelar, an amalgam of my real name.

"Something Borrowed," the movie, is a smart romantic comedy with the right mixture of edge and fun. Bringing the zaniness is Kate Hudson as Darcy, Rachel’s (Ginnifer Goodwin) impetuous and somewhat selfish best friend.

We thought the camera was not rolling yet, so we were talking about the movie, the Coachella Music and Arts Festival, Madonna, and Lauryn Hill! Funny stuff.

In the film, Ginnifer Goodwin (Rachel) and John Krasinski (Ethan) star as longtime friends, and in real-life, they seemed to be BFFs as well. I enjoyed the romantic but biting notion of the film, and it was such a treat seeing these two actors.