Owen Wilson

The Internship is worse than fetching coffee

A new bill would put craft beers in grocery stores

One Book One Denver may have trouble feeling Colorado, but Texas doesn't

Karina Longworth talks movies with Woody, Penelope and Ellen

Also read: Woody Allen presents a magical world in To Rome With Love

Moonrise Kingdom could be Wes Anderson's most fully realized work

Top five Wes Anderson one-liners

There are endless lists to be made about Wes Anderson films: best music moments, best drug references, best Bill Murray scenes.... Fans of Anderson treasure every second of his films, often committing whole passages to memory; many can mimic the characters on screen, and they're always up for a repe ... More >>

Artopia through the eyes and ears of a virgin

Aaron ThackerayYonnas Abraham of BLKHRTS at Artopia 2012. Looking over the schedule for Artopia, it quickly becomes clear that it is impossible to see everything. Choices must be made and none of them are easy. To wait until the end of the set; or make sure that you catch the beginning of the next ... More >>

This Means War is a pandering, too-familiar film

Five top Colorado birding spots from Mark Obmascik, author of The Big Year

​The Big Year, based on a 2004 book by former Denver Post writer Mark Obmascik and starring Steve Martin, Jack Black, Owen Wilson, Rashida Jones, Anjelica Huston and Rashida Jones, among others, debuts in theaters nationwide today. But before The Big Year got the big Hollywood treatment, it w ... More >>

Big Time

Asteroid! A look back at the cinematic space-rock bombardment of the late '90s

Only Bruce Willis can save us now.​At 11:00 this morning, an asteroid 5-20 meters in diameter came within 7,800 miles of Earth. Asteroids and meteorites (ever wonder the difference?) make close calls with Earth all the time, but no time in the history of the world was so harrowing as 1997 and ... More >>

Owen Wilson plays a "Woody Allen type" in Midnight in Paris

With Hall Pass, the Farrellys have hit their own midlife crisis

In the open: The UnseenDenver blog exposes a hidden side of the Mile High City

Today's Night & Day Featured Event: Marley & Me Dog Food and Blanket Drive

Most pet lovers have heard of the bestselling novel by journalist John Grogan, Marley & Me: Life and Love with the World's Worst Dog. Hollywood couldn't wait to get its hands on the story: A mere three years after the book was published, 20th Century Fox is releasing the film version of Marley ... More >>

Marley Gives

Drillbit Taylor

Owen Wilson’s a bad fit for an ass-kicking bodyguard.

Move Along, Kids

Revenge of the Nerds

Judd Apatow's pretty good year.

Gefilte Trip

Everything you wanted to know about being Jewish but were afraid to ask.

The Darjeeling Limited

Wes Anderson’s road-trip tale of brotherly love stings with the depth (yes, depth) of his whimsy.

Burning the Yule Log

Unreal Estate

Cartoon kids poke around Spielberg's Monster House.

Freeloader

You, Me and Dupree overstays its welcome.

Kickin' the Tires

Pixar's latest is no lemon, but it does have that used-Cars smell.

Oh, Grow Up

Failure is Matthew McConaughey's perfect movie.

Grizzly Fate

He loved filming bears in the wild. The bears had other plans.

Always a Bridesmaid

Skirt-chasing Vince Vaughn is Wedding Crashers' master of ceremonies.

Lt. Nanny

Vin Diesel moves in, and the laughs move out.

Sea of Loathe

Wes Anderson takes Bill Murray out to sea and strands him there.

Constricted

A PG-13 rating squeezes the life out of Anacondas.

Hutch Ado About Nothing

No obvious joke goes untouched in this so-so remake.

Elmore or Less

There's little merit to The Big Bounce.

Free Will

Another SNL vet may be the next Bill Murray. Seriously.

Vanity Fare

Ray Liotta wants to know why he loses roles to...Owen Wilson?

End of the Road

Trio is the network where great shows go to die, and so much more

Fly Spy

Murphy and Wilson fool around with formulaic fun.

Flaming Wreck

Owen Wilson goes Behind Enemy Lines and lands on familiar terrain.

Sagging Bull

Stiller and De Niro square off in Meet the Parents.

Enter the Drag

Shanghai Noon goes way out West, but not far enough.

The Final Cut

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

Less Than Zero

The Minus Man doesn't equal the sum of its parts.

Not a Ghost of a Chance

Sermon on the Mount

Hollywood Babble On

A True Disaster