"There is nothing this movie can imagine that is worse than gay sex, it seems to be saying"

Rock 'n' roll, Hamlet, Mars and the Depression starred in 2000's best films.

It's a relief to get movies from black filmmakers that don’t involve Jesus, Madea, or an absurdly corny love story

Brash, jazzy and passionately idiosyncratic, Pauline Kael set the standard for American movie criticism.

Will James Cameron's 3D spectacle become the biggest movie of all time? Plus: "Sherlock," "Daybreakers" doing OK

From complaints of historical inaccuracy to heated Twitter feuds, the Academy Awards are always a hotbed of drama

The Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic announced a "leave of presence" on Tuesday night

The acclaimed director complains that the rising influence of Rotten Tomatoes "has no upside whatsoever"

These films had big intentions that produced not-so-big results

Two scathing critiques of excessive consumerism. Plus: Need a headline? Try "Eyes Wide Shut"! It worked for Kubrick.

Viewers have lamented the lack of explicit violence in the true crime film. What’s wrong with us?

America's best-known writer rants and raves in his autobiography, and readers can't keep their hands off it

“I never would presume to say what critics should or shouldn’t do," Adams says about whether critics should ignore

Does Scorsese's would-be masterpiece glorify greed and debauchery or attack them? And how do we know for sure?

Media self-consciousness, self-deception, the afterlife — his movies are are both queasy and hilarious