A parodic movie trailer featuring George W. Bush in the role of the stuttering leader? Hilarious

If you have any love for the infinite possibilities of film, you can't avoid being horrified by what the movie industry has become.

The latest celebrity trend involves playing an exaggerated or washed-up version of yourself for laughs

"Casablanca," which turns 75 this week, is still revered today — though not for the reasons you might think

Lame metal band kills guitarists in hairless Alan Smithee (!) werewolf flick. Plus: My new SHITE ratings!

Salon's TV picks for Thursday, June 10, 1999

"It’s important for kids and adults to go out of their way to try to understand [each other]"

The actor weighs in on the prequel legacy and his real-life connection to the original trilogy

The surviving five members shared more details around their reunion show and revealed their favorite female comics

Salon's critics consider the Oscar-nominated movies of 1999.

Former Miramax exec Jack Lechner proclaims the death of the indie as we know it.

Mike Leigh's 'Career Girls' takes a sharp look at the scarred, vital lives of two old friends.

Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett star in this ambitious, seductive, but ultimately disappointing film.

Camille Paglia on the 71st Oscars.

George Clooney's real performance of the year wasn't "Up in the Air." Plus: Jane Campion, "Star Trek" and madness!