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Watching the Golden Globes last night you probably found yourself thinking, “shit, I still need to see that” a lot. Luckily you live in New York, where (almost) all of them are still in theaters. Here’s a guide to where you can still see what. THE SOCIAL NETWORK (Best Picture – Drama, Best Director, Best [...]

Gotham Film has been on a mini-holiday for the first part of 2011, but we’re happy to say that we’ll now be back in action with daily coverage of the NYC film scene as Oscar season heats up!

Thanks to the good folks at TechCrunch, you can avoid the $17 Manhattan movie ticket price if you want to catch a midnight screening of Tron: Legacy in 3D this Thursday. They’ve bought out an entire theater at Regal Cinemas Union Square and are letting people buy tickets by naming their own price. Click HERE to [...]

Oscar movie release season is in full swing in New York! Here’s a complete rundown of what’s opening, where it’s playing in the city, and how it’s doing with critics: 1. THE TEMPEST 41 on MetaCritic The best thing about Taymor’s Tempest is also the worst: It’s not stunning but it is sturdy, a handsome-enough [...]

The Atlantic Avenue Tunnel in Cobble Hill is officially the world’s oldest Subway tunnel. This weekend, Rooftop Films turns it into New York’s most badass place to watch movies. If you wake up Saturday or Sunday morning feeling both adventurous and in the mood for a flick, this is for you. For these screenings, you [...]

BBC Films is releasing a filmed adaptation of the highly acclaimed 2008 stage production of “Macbeth” that starred Patrick Stewart. Directed by Rupert Goold, this gloriously gory production took to the London stage in 2007 and came to BAM and then Broadway in 2008. The new film version arrives at BAM Cinematek on the 13th, [...]

If you’re someone who feels overwhelmed by all of the forced Christmas glee, this film might be your perfect pick-me-up. In “Rare Exports,” A young boy named Pietari living in a remote Finnish mountain village uncovers the truth about Santa Claus in a frightful, yet darkly humorous manner. Santa emerges as a malevolent and creepy [...]