Pick of the week: Don't overthink it. Just enjoy the faux-'70s Mex-ploitation wonders of "Casa de Mi Padre"

After months of criticism over the look of Will Smith's Genie, Disney tried its best to reverse the backlash

The highest grossing movie ever gets a little longer and its followup goes underwater

Autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence, Siri and Alexa all prove the movie right

Will a tiny little indie film survive on the small screen, armed with a big fat TV budget? Not without its teeth and claws, it won't.

The earliest Hindus saw sex as a soul of their religion and culture, and Christopher Nolan pays tribute in his way

The movie offers a frank look at porn and porn addiction, but argues that only one kind of sexual behavior is OK

Who's who? What's the timeline? And what's that song? All the answers about 2012's weirdest -- and coolest -- film

Noah Baumbach, the writer-director of the Sundance-winning "The Squid and the Whale," talks about the perils of joint custody and the odd microcosm of the intellectual family.

Giant spiders attack, get squashed into viscous goo. Repeat. Would-be camp classic is a big snooze. And what's with the missing hyphen?

A spokesman dismissed the collective's experimental verbiage as an example of hopeless "hipsterdom"

This cookie-cutter spy thriller depends on the chemistry between Anthony Hopkins and Chris Rock. Um, wait, there isn't any.

Deliberately idiosyncratic and spell-binding and wholesome and not entirely aggravating

The esteemed actor and martial artist garnered more public acclaim and reverence after his death in 1973

"Mulholland Drive," the ultraweird director's horror-show look at Hollywood, has a malevolent movie industry, debauched actresses and lots and lots of steamy lesbian sex.