Ari Folman, looking both exhausted and still a little amazed, sits back in a hotel room chair and spreads his arms in a shrug. "I think I would not b...

The son of a friend, a bright young man in his mid-20s, complained to my wife recently about the morally reprehensible nature of the show 24, which re...

At the rate of 1,000 films a year - double the output of the American film industry - India's Bollywood has established itself as the world's richest ...

Ahh, Saturday, here in Park City, I think it was the Fourth of .... OK, enough with the clever 70s Chicago references (particularly because that ban...

Yes, Mickey Rourke and Marisa Tomei received acting nominations. But The Wrestler -- one of the fiercest, most moving, most resourceful independent entries of the year -- was shut out in the major categories.

Without films like Carl Reiner's Where's Poppa? we wouldn't have had the Farrelly brothers, the Judd Apatow machine or a lot of other comedy that's fairly commonplace today.

If Frank Capra were to make a movie today, it would probably look a lot like New in Town. Of course, Frank Capra is dead. Then again, so is this movie.

Let me put this is as simply as possible: The Dark Knight was not a great movie. It was only half a good movie.