There is a debate among people who go to the movies over why, precisely, they do go to the movies. The vast majority [...]

[photo]From the very first frames, viewers can tell the adult-oriented French cartoon The Rabbi’s Cat is going to feature some lovely, bright animation [...]

“Cute” is not a word that can be applied to a lot of zombie movies, but it’s the most apt description available for [...]

It’s possible the ailments afflicting the French drama Rust and Bone are not the result of anything culturally specific. They could simply be [...]

[photo]Director Kathryn Bigelow firmly established her action movie bona fides with 2008’s Iraq war drama The Hurt Locker. (As if Near Dark, Blue [...]

Who among us isn’t intrigued by the prospect of a juicy, between-the-sheets look at the scandal-worthy love life of our 32nd president, Franklin [...]

[photo]Quentin Tarantino may be America’s greatest pulp film historian. He’s certainly the greatest one actually making movies—as opposed to simply writing guidebooks on [...]

It’s always a challenge for an actor to embody a real person—particularly when that real person’s face, voice and mannerisms are well-known. It’s [...]

[photo]Leo Tolstoy’s romantic classic Anna Karenina gets a cheeky, self-consciously theatrical, big-screen redux courtesy of British filmmaker Joe Wright and award-winning screenwriter Tom [...]

The comedy of discomfort is a brand of humor in which not terribly pleasant people say and do deplorable things to one another. [...]