- 7/22/11 /
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Armond White Will Now Have a Whole Magazine in Which to Tell You Why Your Favorite Movie Sucks
Congrats, Armond.
Ranters And Ravers
- 1/13/11 /
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Vulture Critics’ Poll: The Complete Ballots
Fifty critics, 107 terrible movies!
- 1/13/11 /
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Vulture Critics’ Poll: What’s the Worst Movie of 2010?
The definitive survey of terribleness in film, with ballots and commentary from 50 of America's most prominent critics.
- 10/8/10 /
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Secretariat Smackdown: Ebert vs. O’Hehir
Is 'Secretariat' a "work of creepy, half-hilarious master-race propaganda almost worthy of Leni Riefenstahl"?
- 7/23/10 /
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Matthew Weiner Furious About Mad Men Spoiler He May Have Already Spoiled
He was "shocked — really shocked” by Alessandra Stanley's spoiler-filled review.
- 7/14/10 /
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Is Inception the Anti-Avatar?
Yes.
- 6/24/10 /
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First Review Confirms Inception Will Be Awesome, Confusing
"Trusting the intelligence of the audience can cost Nolan at the box office."
- 6/23/10 /
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Critics Divided on Tom Cruise’s Face in Knight and Day
"Each subpar quip delivered with a cocksure grin that makes you wish the bad guys were better at hitting back."
- 5/28/10 /
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Armond White: Sex and the City 2 Not As Good As Jay-Z
"['Sex and the City 2'] lacks the insightful love-hate ambivalence that emerges so crucially when Jay-Z’s hip-hop cynicism contrasts Keys’ soaring, unstoppable aspiration."
- 5/25/10 /
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Jon Hamm’s Only Bad Review Ever Not As Bad As Jon Hamm Remembers
"I can viscerally remember Tom Shales' review of the first season ... "
- 4/30/10 /
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Times Sends Poor Jeannette Catsoulis to Human Centipede
A.O. Scott and Manohla Dargis both wussed out.
- 4/9/10 /
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Zacharek Out at Salon
After eleven years at the site, film critic Stephanie Zacharek is leaving Salon, she announced in a farewell post tonight.
- 4/6/10 /
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Early Date Night Reviews Suggest Missed Opportunity
The film "illustrates the current disparity between television and big-screen comedy," 'Hollywood Reporter' says.
- 3/31/10 /
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Miley Cyrus’s Acting Skills Savaged by Critics of The Last Song
No wonder they wouldn't let her speak in the trailer!
- 3/18/10 /
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‘Scoundrel-Czar’ Responds to White
J. Hoberman on Armond White: "Imagine if I had written something about him rather than making available something he wrote."
- 3/17/10 /
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Armond White’s Greenberg Review: As Epic As You’d Hoped
Obviously you'll want to read this whole thing, but here are some highlights.
- 3/9/10 /
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Somebody From The Hurt Locker Probably Should Have Thanked Critics at the Oscars
Bigelow and Co. thanked everybody in their Oscar speeches except for, amazingly, the one group that proved most key in their awards-season success.
- 1/14/10 /
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Vulture’s Critics’ Poll: What’s the Worst Movie of 2009?
With ballots and commentary from 43 critics, the Vulture Critics' Poll is the definitive survey of crappiness in film.
- 1/14/10 /
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Vulture’s Critics’ Poll: The Complete Ballots
Forty-three critics! One-hundred-and-seven movies! Find out who hated what and why.
- 12/16/09 /
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Good News for Avatar: Armond White Hated It
"The corniest movie ever made about the white man’s need to lose his identity and assuage racial, political, sexual and historical guilt.”
- 12/15/09 /
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Manohla Dargis Has Some Choice Words for Hollywood
Not even Paul Dergarabedian can escape her barbs.
- 11/30/09 /
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Can Letterman Help Brothers Out at the Oscars?
Dave: "I don't remember when I saw a movie that I was this impressed with ... It's the finest movie made in the last twelve, twenty years."
- 11/24/09 /
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Lovely Bones Not Murder-y or Rape-y Enough?
'The Guardian' thought it could've used more rape and murder.
- 11/13/09 /
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2012 Receives Four Stars From Single Critic
"'2012' is, pardon the expression, a revelation. It gets everything right."
- 11/4/09 /
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Armond White: Precious Worse Than Norbit
"Not since 'The Birth of a Nation' has a mainstream movie demeaned the idea of black American life as much as 'Precious.'"