Kevin Smith

John Dies at the End: The '90s Kill in This Thriller

Paranormal Activity 4 and the Rise of Found-Footage Horror

O Cinema's Comic Book Weekend Features Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope

Is Chad Ochocinco the Prince of the NFL?

​We don't mean "prince," as in "heir to the throne." (Though that would be awesome -- imagine how the game would be played under NFL Commissioner Ochocinco.) We mean Prince, as in "Party Like It's 1999," Purple Rain, and that un-pronounceable symbol that earned him so much ridicule back in the day ... More >>

Seth Rogen schlubs it up as The Green Hornet's masked man

Filmmakers Kevin Smith and Malcolm Ingram Bring Gay Bears to South Beach

Visit Bear Nation now.​Listen, if you're under the impression that the gay bear is a furry woodland creature with a fondness for honey, salmon, and same-sex members of its own species, you are totally mistaken. Go buy tickets to the new documentary Bear Nation, which will screen tonight as part of ... More >>

Our Picks for the Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival

The Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival begins tomorrow, so we'd thought we give you a rundown of what to do and what to see. I Killed My Mother: Screens tomorrow at Gusman as the opening-night film. Yes, the drama revolves around a gay teenage son, but if you've ever raised your voice with your o ... More >>

Cinematic Pride

Volleyball academy in Miami Beach needs a better place to play

Wake Up, Miami Beach Commissioners! You're All About Volleyball

​Roxana Morales leaps to return a spiked volleyball on the dirty sand court near the ancient band shell on Collins Avenue at 73rd Street. A generator that sputters in the background powers dim lights, so she can barely see. She misses.Even this jury-rigged system won't last long. The generator is ... More >>

Kevin Smith Blows His Wad with Zack and Miri Make a Porno

Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks star in this strictly soft-core flick.

Jungle Fever

Past Action Hero

Even with the Mac kid at his side, John McClane is just ... old

Extra! Read All About It

DVD releases for the week of November 28, 2006

Detective Comics

Showbiz noir investigates TV Superman's real-life tragedy

Now Playing

Clerks II

Vince Charming

Vaughn ensures an amicable Break-Up

Get Inside!

Your three-month forecast of the summer's top movies

Little Flicks

New releases available this week

Letters from the Issue of March 31 , 2005

Crime victims, smear campaigns, dumbed-down radio, and dim critics

Letters from the Issue of , 2002

Political battles, toppled trees, and downtown denizens

The Bitch

Dead Air

Aqua Nova

Will a starry-eyed proposal for renovating Monument Island burn out before its time?

Papa Tried

Family man Smith goes soft in a story about a Girl

Male Fraud

Jason Lee lies to juggle two women, because, hey, it's A Guy Thing

Happy Ending

Soderbergh shoots in digital and hits the target: Hollywood

Dr. Strange

Grant Morrison's the best writer in comics--and maybe the oddest

Lipstick Traces

You wanna kiss Jessica Stein, but does she merit the attention?

Confess, Greg

For years, Fletch was out of print. Now, his father explains why.

Bard Company

Macbeth meets the classic-rock block in Scotland, PA.

Flame On

Out of financial and creative bankruptcy, Marvel Comics is mighty once more

The Brave & the Bold

On September 11, the world needed superheroes. It found them not in comic books, but in real life.

Staying on Target

Aiming for a familiar audience, the films of summer hope for more hits than misses

A Kinder, Gentler Dope Fiend

In Ted Demme's Blow, Johnny Depp summons an American snowstorm

The Final Cut

DVDs pull back the curtain on the movies, but do you really want to see the Wizard?

He Came, He Lunched, He Left

Felonious former Miami City Manager Cesar Odio has been spending his free time hanging around Miami Beach. And you want to know why?

The Year That Was ... Pretty Good

Even New Times critics liked what they saw

Pull the Strings!

Being John Malkovich

Rock On

His Park Is Worse Than His Bite

Ronald Hayes hopes to keep developers (and Beach officials) from messing with North Shore Open Space Park

The Last American Virgin

Catch Her in the Rye

Everybody's a Critic

In Miami Beach, experts are enlisted to commission artworks for public spaces. Too bad city officials refuse to listen to them.

Grudge Match

Feuding Miami Beach tennis instructors Richard Johnston and Howard Kaufman need to find a new racket, before there's another arrest

The Brothers McFailure

Top Ten and Bottom Feeders

The Reel Deal

With films from fourteen countries, the Miami Film Festival features a volatile mix of love, lust, and crime

Dog's Little Half-Acre