Atlanta Movies

• Arterton: Being tied up ‘actually informed my performance'
  Up-and-coming British actress Gemma Arterton is more than just the pretty face who appeared on screen earlier this year in “Clash of the Titans” and “Prince of Persia.” […]
• Spook Show looks to go from stage to "Scream"
  Of all the Plaza Theatre’s classic film-inspired events, the Silver Scream Spook Show has become one of its top draws each month. […]
• Hollywood, stage dramas have a lens on MLK
  While there have been a smattering of depictions of Martin Luther King Jr. since his death in 1968, Hollywood and Broadway have long approached the slain civil rights leader with caution. […]
• Efron putting emphasis on acting, not singing
  Teen heartthrob Zac Efron is becoming a bona fide movie star. The 22-year-old actor, who crooned his way into our collective consciousness via Disney’s "High School Musical" and the big-screen musical remake of "Hairspray," is starring in a new drama with an award-winning cast and a sexy onscreen love interest. […]
• Asking a dream expert about 'Inception'
  This weekend, “Inception,” starring Leonardo DiCaprio, was the big movie at the box office, grossing more than $60 million. […]
• Q&A: Hollywood spotlight shines on Georgia
  Georgia’s movie business is on a roll. Twenty-six feature films were shot here in the last two years. […]
• Four films unspooling at National Black Arts Festival
  "Besouro" “Besouro” is a heady telling of a distinctly Brazilian legend, but the South American action film doesn’t stop there for cinematic kicks, both literal and figurative. […]
• Moore says ‘Kids' script pushes her performance
  Over the years, Julianne Moore has carved out one of the most fearless careers in the business, using that breathy voice and delicate beauty to make otherwise one-dimensional characters deeply tragic, frighteningly vulnerable and even funny in complicated ways. […]
• DiCaprio takes cathartic journey in ‘Inception'
  Leonardo DiCaprio became the world’s biggest teen idol after the record-breaking, Oscar-winning blockbuster “Titanic.” […]
• Review: 'The Girl Who Played With Fire'
  "The Girl Who Played With Fire" feels like a hasty knockoff compared to the adaptation of the first book in Swedish novelist Stieg Larsson's best-selling trilogy, "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo." […]