Like the three previous “Trip” movies, the two men drive around a beautiful location, eat fabulous meals, talk about stuff and try to make each other laugh, often with dueling impersonations
IFC Films is releasing the fourth installment in the franchise on VOD and digital on May 22
Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon reunite for fourth installment that airs March 3 on the BBC and as a film in the U.S. in May
Film satirizing the income inequality of the high fashion industry opens in the U.S. Friday
Michael Winterbottom’s politics are in the right place, but the mix of laughs and outrage doesn’t always gleam
Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon reunite for fourth film in comedy franchise from director Michael Winterbottom
Filmmaker says international production head Laine Kline would not allow mention of individual brands at the end of the film
Isla Fisher, David Mitchell and Shirley Henderson co-star in satire about the ultra-rich
The game’s a-flat in this tedious and unfunny letdown that feels too much like a comedy first draft
“Any accolades that I personally get, I of course, by definition, share with Steve,” Reilly says of his Golden Globe nomination
Usual suspects Neon, Magnolia and Sony Pictures Classics are making waves
Andrew Fleming’s charming tale of two gay men embracing paternity displays the writer-director’s trademark wit and visual style
This smart showbiz story avoids sentimentality and gets to the heart of a great, difficult partnership
Tribeca: How much you’ll want to take this third jaunt directly corresponds with your amusement with these actors’ constant digressions (and Michael Caine voices)
Oren Moverman (“The Messenger”) overserves the ideas in this topical thriller-satire
