Film festival favorites offer an alternative to the typical action-packed summer films.
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A Guide to This Summer's Anti-Blockbuster Movies
By Jeff Sneider LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – A trio of Hollywood veterans are teaming up to reinvent 1950s B-movies from the American International Pictures library.
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Trio to remake 1950s B-movies from AIP library
More than 40 years after Watergate, historians are still combing through the more than 2,300 hours of audio from President Richard Nixon’s secret White House taping system. A paranoid indulgence for a man obsessed with documentation, the tapes ultimately helped drive the 37th president from office in a scandal that still haunts the country. But
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Nixon documentary focuses on the other secret White House tapes: Home movies
Two Oscar nominees for this year’s Best Picture hit stores this week.
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New on DVD : Oscar nominees ‘Les Misérables,’ ‘Lincoln’ hit stores
Though a tireless promoter of the film industry in the city, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg isn’t a fan of going to the movies , he told a magazine.
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Bloomberg Irked by Movies and Media
Make the myth, break the myth, or explain the myth — these are the ways Hollywood takes on politics in film. This year, three movies, each with a different approach, but all steeped in the politics of their day, have a chance to win the…
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7 Best Political Movies You Haven't Seen
With Washington stuck in gridlock, tied up in the latest battle to rescue the federal budget, the last thing many people might want to do is watch a two- or three-hour movie about politics.
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Political movies battle again for the Oscar
Above: Jamie Fox stars as the title character in Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained.”
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Midday Movies: ‘Django Unchained’
THE FILM:When CABARET was released in 1972, the movie musical was as dead as dead could be. Several years of…
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REVIEW: Cabaret (Blu-ray)
