As blockbuster season brings out the stars, what will be worth seeing?

Terrence Howard, Sundance’s newest golden boy, finally got his break.

A (mostly) Jar Jar–free ‘Star Wars,’ a new Batman, and a jet with an evil brain.

The pros and cons of this year's summer comedies.

No self-respecting nerdy scientist who dreams up the ultimate clone would waste his time producing a smaller version of himself, à la Dr. Evil. No, if at all possible, he will replicate the impossibly beautiful Scarlett Johansson.

Arty directors storm the multiplex—and turn the season into indie heaven.

Yes, he’s sporting a bad Cali haircut—but we don’t hold it against him.

From the final Star Wars to Willie Wonka to a rock-fueled sex romp, something for everyone this summer.

Actor-director John Turturro makes his song-and-dance debut with Romance & Cigarettes, a musical that May be the most outlandish indie of the season.

"I’ve always loved movies, but I guess I did everything to avoid the very hard thing of making a feature film,” says renaissance hipster Miranda July.