Her blithering "Meet the Press" debut should disqualify the Tea Party leader from future Sunday shows, but it won't

Cult hero Nicolas Winding Refn continues his career as the anti-Chris Nolan with this deranged medieval odyssey

Walter Cronkite on the men he might have married, Narnia on the big screen -- and Benicio on Scarlett? Plus: Michael Jackson on himself.

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

Charles Taylor reviews Paddy Breathnach's good-spirited black comedy 'I Went Down'.

The best in movies, 2001: The world turned to the tune of sexy beasts and even darker dreams.

Seductive gangster fables of false freedom -- with noir roots and a Buddhist subtext

In an ill-advised costume drama with Hilary Swank, you take the movie's pleasures where you find them, in the corners of the room or under the rug.

Denzel Washington says he'd love to play the famous spy. He's not the only black actor who'd make a great 007

With its myriad action movie references, "The Matrix" is a masterful sci-fi stew.

On the 75th anniversary, scholars share their favorite work that best explains the trauma of a violent division

It's still the edgiest store at the mall

The Oscar winner has been making movies for five decades, but almost entirely with male directors

A landmark of '60s cinema that remains startlingly fresh today, "A Hard Day's Night" shaped the pop revolution

How often does Hollywood turn a great book into a great movie?