Reborn as a brash indie auteur at age 70, the "Godfather" director uncorks a loony, black-and-white tango fantasy

Though my life's been nothing like "Pretty in Pink," I hope it helps my kid understand me anyway

"Nothing has changed; we are still just Hollywood Indians"

Craig Seligman reviews 'Another Day in Paradise,' directed by Larry Clark.

With "He's Just Not That Into You" hitting theaters Friday, Salon writers discuss the catchphrase that will not die.

The original cast is on board and will be shooting scenes this month

Pick of the week: With its sex-obsessed young heroine, "Turn Me On, Dammit!" goes where few movies have gone

The new Mandy Moore vehicle isn't a great movie, but its honesty about teen sexuality is good enough to frighten some adults.

He served only eight years for a brutal rape-mutilation, and a decade later, he slipped through society's safety bars again.

He transformed before us from a Caravaggio-like dancing teen to a love-handled bad guy. While Chris Penn has never received the attention of his older brother, he's deserved it -- and oh, so much more.

In a throwback to the 19th century social novel, the drama centers on an improbable romance between a skinhead and a soccer mom who works for a Holocaust survivor.

Fans of the culty animated TV show that inspired this movie may giggle and guffaw -- but will anyone else?

"La La Land" has been accused of being too white, too derivative and not true jazz

Vincent Viola may have traded one conflict of interest for another

Four years later, we check in with Ari, Vince and the boys from Queens to see how the movie treats them