In retrospect, it was inevitable that, along with the blinding set lights and the movie star in the window, there would also be a drunk guy.

If you’ve seen the trailers for District 9, you understand why it’s this year’s top candidate for sci-fi-fan orgy sleeper-hit status.

Funny People is Jonah Hill’s third Judd Apatow film and his fourth with co-star Seth Rogen.

John Cazale got famous playing Fredo Corleone. Was he also the greatest actor of his generation?

Ric O’Barry trained TV’s most famous dolphin. In a new film, he atones for that sin.

Hugh Dancy has cornered the market on floppy-haired British heartthrobs.

In Death in Love, Jacqueline Bisset proves that even monsters can be breathtaking.

Outside the megaplex (and even outdoors), there are films that do not involve gun-toting guinea pigs and jive-talking robots. Five film options for the more discerning filmgoer.

Even though no one’s yet read Thomas Pynchon’s Inherent Vice, we’re already expecting the movie adaptation to sweep the Oscars, circa 2012.

After seventeen years away from horror films The Evil Dead director returns to the genre with Drag Me to Hell.