This Weekend's Indies: Almodóvar, Statham, 'Byzantium,' and More
This week's indie offerings include quite a few LGBT-friendly films - just in time for NYC Pride Weekend and the end of DOMA.
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Looking Back: (Other) Movies in Theaters When "Independence Day" Premiered
On the occasion of Roland Emmerich's latest foray into blowing up the White House with "White House Down," we're taking a look at the cinematic landscape back when 'Independence Day' premiered..
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One for Me / One for Them: Maggie Gyllenhaal
With 'White House Down', indie darling Maggie Gyllenhaal is making another stab at mainstream blockbuster filmmaking. But is she keeping the right balance between commercial and creative endeavors? We charted hers career from year-to-year to see how she’s doing.
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Who Are The 5 Sexiest Movie Characters of 2013 So Far?
Who has been burning up the screen this year so far?
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Working Actor: Where You've Seen Gemma Arterton Before
Where have you seen 'Byzantium''s Bond girl-turned-vampire before?
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Is Jim Carrey's 'Kick-Ass 2' Diss Actually Good Publicity for the Film?
The comedic star says he can't support the level of violence in his own film, but might that be all the publicity it needs?
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Brad Pitt: 20 Roles Ranked in Order of Most Ideal Romantic Partners
The 'World War Z' star is playing the ultimate family man. So what's Brad Pitt's track record when it comes to playing suitable romantic partners? We've gone and ranked 20 of his most notable roles.
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One for Me / One for Them: James Franco
The ‘This Is The End’ star has been notorious for odd and artsy career choices for a while. But how has he been balancing that with the mainstream career of an A-list movie star? We charted his career from year-to-year to see how he’s doing.
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Where to Find The 'True Blood' Cast at the Movies This Year
We've got where you can see the stars of HBO's vampire freakout spectacular on the big screen in the coming year.
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Trailer Tunes: 'Fruitvale Station' and The Roots' 'Now or Never'
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what does The Roots' "Now or Never" tell us about the Sundance prize-winner 'Fruitvale Station'?
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Michael Shannon: 10 Roles Ranked in Order of Bug-Eyed Intensity
As General Zod in ‘Man of Steel,’ Michael Shannon prepares to add another frighteningly intense character to his repertoire. How do all those bug-eyed loons rank?
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This Weekend's Indies: "The Bling Ring," "20 Feet From Stardom" and More
Opening this week in limited release: Sofia Coppola is back, Italian horror goes meta, and a pair of great-looking docs.
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The Sofia Coppola Mixtape
The 'Bling Ring' director has built a career on perfectly-placed pop songs in her movies. So we’ve gone and compiled the best/most effective ones into an unbeatable mixtape. You know ... a mixtape! Oh, ask someone older.
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Working Actor: Where You've Seen David Krumholtz Before
He’s been working in movies since childhood, and he’s been a consistent presence on the fringes for a few decades now. If you don’t know "This is the End" star David Krumholtz by name, you know his face.
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Carey Mulligan, Hillary Clinton, and Recent History on Film
With the Oscar nominee rumored to be playing Hillary, can feature films take the recent-biopic crown from HBO?
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The 5 Best and 5 Worst Things We Learned About the Future From 2013 Movies
This year has been heavy on movies about the uncertain future. From 'Oblivion' to 'After Earth,' from 'Star Trek' to 'The Purge,' we're taking lessons about future living from our most consistent teacher: the movies.
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Trailer Tunes: 'The Family' and Muse's "Feeling Good'
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what does Muse's cover of the soul classic "Feeling Good" tell us about the Robert De Niro/Michelle Pfeiffer crime family comedy?
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This Weekend's Indies: Joss Whedon Does Shakespeare, and More
Opening this week in limited release: 'Much Ado About Nothing,' Morton Downey Jr, 'Wish You Were Here,' and more.
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Owen Wilson: 13 Roles Ranked in Order of Self-Perceived Intelligence
On the occasion of his return in "The Internship," we're looking at Owen Wilson's roles through the lens of how smart his characters THINK they are.
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Working Actor: Where You've Seen Clark Gregg Before
As an agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., character actor Clark Gregg is finally becoming a name to go with his recognizable face. With Joss Whedon's "Much Ado About Nothing" opening this week, Gregg will once again be gracing us. But where else may you have seen him, before Thor's hammer fell to Earth?
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Trailer Tunes: 'Don Jon' and Marky Mark's 'Good Vibrations'
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what does Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch's "Good Vibrations" tell us about Joseph Gordon-Levitt's directorial debut?
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This Weekend's Indies: 'The East,' 'Kings of Summer,' and More
Opening this week in limited release: Brit Marling rides again, plus coming of age laughs and across-the-pond thrills.
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Working Actor: Sophie Okonedo
She's been nominated for an Academy Award, and yet 'After Earth' star Sophie Okonedo is probably not the most household of names. But she's consistently delivering great work in small roles. Here's where you may have seen her doing just that.
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Jesse Eisenberg: 11 Roles Ranked in Order of Self-Confidence
The "Now You See Me" star has gone from unsure to cocky in the span of his young career. Where do his roles rank on the self-confidence scale?
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Is This the End of Movie Trailers As We Know Them?
Theater owners are trying to shorten up trailers to preserve the moviegoing experience. Or something.
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