From its historical lies to its family-values messaging, the sneakiest Christian movie of the year is a real horror

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"Inconvenient Truth" director goes back to school in an explosive new film that mingles hope and outrage

It's been a transformative force in American culture. Are today's movies leaving it behind?

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America's puzzling comic genius, from the "early, funny movies" to the mid-career masterpieces to Euro-self-parody

This year's nominees are the latest African-American actors to face a backlash for their roles. It needs to end

Dante Ramos reviews 'The Sneaker Book: An Anatomy Of An Industry And An Icon' by Tom Vanderbilt.

The two stars make an implausible but effective slapstick duo in Shane Black's smart-stupid take on L.A. noir

"Star Wars" sequel is one of 25 films tapped for preservation, including "The Exorcist" and "Saturday Night Fever"

Salon talks to Kevin Willmott, who collaborated on the screenplay with Spike Lee, about past and present racism

From Spidey to Batman to Iron Man, comic-book movies are Hollywood's most bankrupt genre. And I say that as a fan

Suburban dysfunction, circa 1979, gets an intriguing makeover -- and a great cast -- in the sweet, dark and troubling "Lymelife."