I was pleased to see that my favorite film of 2010, Danny Boyle‘s magnificent and exhilarating “127 Hours” got both a Best Picture and a Best Adapted Screenplay nomination today, from the ...

In the mood for a movie night? 127 Hours with James Franco is currently streaming on Cinemax (Via Hulu) and Max, so get comfortable and start watching. Cinemax (Via Hulu): Watch for free with a ...

127 Hours' is the latest movie that can affect the viewer medically. Nov. 5, 2010— -- How about an oxygen mask to go with that movie ticket and popcorn? Usually people go to see flicks to ...

Alan Silverman has this look at the intense and uplifting drama 127 Hours. April 2003: Aron Ralston, 26, is on a solo hike deep in the Canyonlands National Park of Utah in the American west.

Getting 127 Hours made was a drawn out process. Ralston was rescued after encountering a family of Dutch walkers, six hours after cutting away the lower part of his right arm and hauling himself ...

The hiker whose harrowing tale of survival inspired the James Franco film “127 Hours” has been arrested in Denver on domestic-violence charges. Aron Ralston’s mugshot.PacificCoastNews.com ...

The opening scenes of 127 Hours suggest there must be a chemical that makes us different from the animals. The film then spends the next 90 minutes proving that perhaps the differences aren't so ...

He's going to run out of water and die. In "127 Hours," director Danny Boyle ("Slumdog Millionaire") tells the amazing true story of Aron Ralston, who didn't die but rather lived to write his memoirs ...

127 Hours has some serious Academy Awards buzz going on. See Greg Moody's review of the film, which is based on the true story of Coloradan Aron Ralston: ...

James Franco, in an image from Danny Boyle's drama '127 Hours.' Not only are they set worlds apart, but, tonally, they sound worlds apart as well: The 2009 Best Picture Oscar-winner "Slumdog ...

The problem is that 127 Hours has the feeling of a film conceived for that very purpose, to be so static and lacking in narrative movement that there's nothing to notice but the director's flair.

In fact, part of the appeal of Danny Boyle's biopic, 127 Hours, is that the average viewer will never really be able to relate all that well to Ralston, perhaps concluding at some point while ...