Annette Insdorf, 05/26/12

Director of undergraduate film studies, Columbia University, and author of PHILIP KAUFMAN

Audiences have been galvanized by The Central Park Five. "It would be foolish to say that the story is done, that we live in a post-racial society. That's what we struggle with ... to come to terms with America's original sin, which is race."

Norm Stamper, 05/26/12

34-year veteran police officer who retired as Seattle's chief of police in 2000

There is much anguish at the plight of returning vets and their families, but as we enter the Memorial Day weekend, every vet and civilian in the country can take hope and inspiration from an amazing documentary released last year.

James Franco, 05/25/12

Actor and author

In Moonrise Kingdom, the characters own their world, not vice versa. The teenage actors bring life to their oddball characters -- which, in turn, give vitality to the fantastic display around them.

Jonathan Kim, 05/25/12

Film Critic for ReThink Reviews, the Uprising Show, What the Flick?!

Why, ten years after an underperforming sequel, is there a Men In Black 3? Are there burning questions about agents J (Smith) and K (Tommy Lee Jones) that were left unresolved? Is there an arch-nemesis still on the loose?

Leslie Sisman, 05/25/12

Writer/editor, PopcornDiary.com

Before the opening credits, we can already see why this film has been so phenomenally successful in Europe. It's hard to imagine a more joyful film.

Zaki Hasan, 05/25/12

Media Scholar and Critic

More than anything, Men in Black III demonstrates precisely why Will Smith has become one of the world's preeminent box office draws in the time since he first suited up for this series.

Chris Krapek, 05/25/12

Film Blogger

Full frontal male nudity is the manifest destiny of dick jokes. It's all the hard -- and sometimes flaccid -- work of our forefathers of comedy finally paying off. Charlie Chaplin would be so proud.

Gregory Weinkauf, 05/25/12

Poet, pundit, award-winning entertainment writer, lives to dance

It's a raucous, rollicking ride, as visually stunning -- in truly sensational 3D -- as it is hilarious and exciting. The Oscars, which usually lean Heavy and Significant, really should launch a category for Funnest Picture.

Marshall Fine, 05/25/12

Author and film critic, hollywoodandfine.com

Based on a true story, The Intouchables tells the story of Philippe, a quadriplegic who hires a Senegalese immigrant named Driss as his caregiver. Driss, just out of prison for robbery, seems an unlikely choice -- but he and Philippe develop a bond that goes beyond employer-employee.

Mitch Moxley, 05/25/12

Freelance writer in Beijing

"The Matrix" star is tapping into China's booming movie industry, currently the world's third largest, and I intended to find him.

Alex Simon, 05/24/12

Co-editor, The Hollywood Interview.com

Having just wrapped Breaking Dawn Part II, Jackson is currently promoting Cowgirls 'n Angels, a family western set among the world of professional rodeos, in which he plays Justin, an affable cowpoke who gets a taste of youthful romance.

Annette Bourdeau, 05/24/12

Journalist

Can you believe it's been four years since Will Smith last graced the big screen? That's a long time for fans to go without seeing the "freshest" actor around doling out smooth one-liners in summer blockbusters.

Dan Mecca, 05/24/12

Co-Founder and Managing Editor of The Film Stage

As someone who's been there before and learned a whole lot from the experience, I decided to put together some simple tips for networking at the world's premiere film festival.

Kate Holt, 05/24/12

San Francisco-based writer, Mobile Marketing team at AOL

Summer is approaching which can only mean one thing: blockbuster season is coming soon to theaters everywhere. Luckily, Moviefone's new mobile website is here just in time to ensure you'll see all the hits.