An extra documentary suggests James Dickey wanted someone else to make his movie; give him credit for not squealing like a pig.

Armed Services chairman John Warner is determined to get to the bottom of the Abu Ghraib scandal -- even if it costs George W. Bush the election.

DC's commitment to seasoned filmmakers is good news to fans who prefer strong storytelling to brand standards

Beloved creator of legendary sitcoms, Lear was also admired for his outspoken, unapologetic political activism

The unexpected vaulting of "Batgirl" was not even where the bloodletting started. We can only guess how it ends

The sequel lands record as fifth-biggest opening weekend

Townshend: I was just embracing my feminine side; Dolly's pair of horses; Vin & Nicole? You've got to be Kidman! Plus: Ringwald bids adieu to hubby.

This new remake shows the difficulty of turning the edgy British comedian into a leading man

"Weinman would have been better off writing an article championing Bob Clampett, not just using him as a cudgel to beat Chuck Jones with."

Marty's latest may outdo "The Departed." Kevin Smith's "Cop Out," horror remake "Crazies" also open strong

Zachary Oberzan's homemade epic channels ancient storytelling magic. Plus: the best low-budget movies ever

'Karate Kid' easily beats out another '80s remake, 'The A Team' to take the weekend box office

The deleted stuff, including a corporate shark in Manolo Blahniks, is the best thing about this silly horror remake.

The venerable figure in entertainment worked incessantly on stage and screen thumbed her nose at convention

As Hollywood scours film and TV history for that next "Charlie's Angels" or "S.W.A.T.," studios have begun to lavish attention on an underappreciated expert: The video-store clerk.