And on the 3rd day, the Movie Gods of Sundance said there are still more movies to see… So here we go, I watch 3 hour documentary on Chicago gang violence, a cinema hold up by some cool Latino kids, and stayed up way late to watch the bumpin’ documentary about those midnight marauder’s A Tribe Called Quest. Also, Robert Levin checks in with his first review, taking on Vera Farmiga’s first work as a director.

It is incredibly difficult to continue to gush over a movie that I reviewed back in January 2008, but I’m going to give it a shot. Why? Because this movie is worth it.

The 2009 competition lineup for the Sundance Film Festival has been announced, and among the entries are some big names and some small ones, all of which are intriguing nonetheless.

On November 21st, select cities will have the opportunity to experience Special, a very unique movie about a man who develops some superpowers. In order to celebrate, we’ve got a sweet poster giveaway for you.

Does it make you a pervert if you choose Invisibility over Flight? Yes. But it doesn’t keep you from making a great film.

In support of the release of Special, a new indie film starring Michael Rapaport, Magnolia Pictures has hooked us up with an exclusive clip from the film. Check it out.

Special is a solid film because it sticks to the basics – a great script, and a stellar performance by a talented lead actor.