Diane Lane's sophisticated performance can't rescue Adrian Lyne's "Unfaithful" from its sleazy moralizing.

Instead of heeding Korea's dire messaging, Hollywood may have to face the bitter fruits of another labor movement

Meyer and Ebert agree on the big, bouncy issues. Beatty clues in, moves on, drops out. Also: Can it be true? Howard laments dearth of lesbians!

An anti-porn polemic inspires a debate over whether male or female fantasy is more harmful to relationships

Johnson: “The American press no longer behaves properly, and they need to be held to account”

When North Korea's film-loving despot Kim Jong Il kidnapped South Korea's leading director and his movie-star wife, the screen couple was plunged into a saga even stranger and more dreadful than the "Godzilla" knockoff they were forced to make.

I'm attracted to Japanese women but I feel like a sex offender walking down the street holding hands with my girlfriend.

After the Colorado Republican's mishap at "Beetlejuice: The Musical," she ends the year with a panicked surprise

John Wick who? Add this hired killer with a 100% success rate and badass bravado to your hit list

A heartbreaking fable about a fading grandmother, a dead teenager and a poetry class is 2011's best film so far

It may be uncomfortable, but it's important to say it: Sexism exists because men benefit from women's oppression

The new graphic novel by Adrian Tomine of "Optic Nerve" fame may finally secure his spot in the cartoon pantheon alongside Daniel Clowes and the Hernandez brothers.

"To show the underbelly of a violent place, you can't do it with a feather pen," the filmmaker tells Salon

Lee Isaac Chung's fourth feature is a sweet yet staggeringly powerful story of assimilating into the American Dream

"Girls Gone Wild" goes to hell in Harmony Korine's sublime, tedious and ridiculous new film