Cast is only redeeming aspect of ‘Georgia Rule’

By Ryan Lampe
INTERMISSION| “Georgia Rule” (2007) begins and ends on a highway outside a small town in Idaho.

‘The Ex’ is no ‘Garden State,’ but Braff is amusing

By Brendan Marten
INTERMISSION| Maybe it’s because I like Zach Braff, Amanda Peet and Charles Grodin (I’m neutral on Jason Bateman).

Best mother/daughter movies, and a few exceptions

By Rachel Levy
INTERMISSION| In honor of the rapidly approaching Mother’s Day holiday this Sunday, I have constructed a list of some of the best mother/daughter films available.

So it’s Mother’s Day and you’re in Blockbuster

By Devmin Palihakkara
INTERMISSION| It might be surprising, though not too uncharitable, to claim that movies have found no more than three traditional roles for mothers — the one whose child is in danger (“Bambi,” “Ifiginea,” Jodie Foster’s recent career); the one whose love of her children is handicapped by circumstance and misfortune (“A Woman Under the Influence,” “Kramer vs.

Natalie is your Mother’s Day personal shopper

By Natalie Jabbar
INTERMISSION| Mother’s Day is only two days away.

Turning into your mom: Trust Natalie, it happens to the best of us

By Natalie Jabbar
INTERMISSION| I’m not exactly sure when it happened, but it was definitely way too soon.

When your musical taste collides with Mom’s

By Heather Buckelew
INTERMISSION| My mother took me to GWAR when I was four years old.

Björk’s ‘Volta’ . . . Not a Jolt-a

By Stuart Baimel
INTERMISSION| Björk is not for everyone.

MIKA: From shy to fly!

By Katie Taylor
INTERMISSION| British pop singer-songwriter Mika’s unique style has drawn comparisons to a broad range of other musicians, including David Bowie and fellow Brits Elton John, Freddie Mercury and Robbie Williams.

Motherhood: A recipe for not much sex

By Roxy Sass
INTERMISSION| Motherhood is all right for some, Roxy guesses.

Class stalker

By Emma Trotter
INTERMISSION| “I ran over my own phone once .