Film

The actor's directorial debut is a love letter to L.A. skating culture, mid-'90s rap and all the directors he admires.

Nic Sheff nearly succumbed to meth addiction. He's now being played by Timothée Chalamet, the Oscar-nominated star of "Call Me by Your Name."

The "new master of horror" discusses the success of "Get Out" and his new Hulu series, "Into the Dark."

We have used Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and the Internet Movie Database (IMDb) to come up with a score out of 300 for each of the 20 Marvel movies released so far.

"Well, vote here," said Hogg. "Learn from us. Don't let this happen here, because we need to come to you guys if we stay on this track."

When Ethan Hawke turned 40, he fell in love with acting again. This year might be his wildest yet.

A starter guide to female filmmakers, from indie flicks to blockbusters.

"[Gender inequality] contributes to the overall dehumanization and victimization of women."

Winnie-the-Pooh has become a symbol of resistance among those who oppose the ruling Communist Party.

"It does feel like we are heading towards the brink," says Greenfield, whose new film chronicles the toxic side of materialism and extreme wealth.

Casting, like much of Hollywood, is not always what it seems: Many classics blockbusters were turned down by some pretty big names.

The auteur is now 45, yet somehow still the enfant terrible of film.

With films like Captain Marvel, Spider-Man: Far From Home and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 all slated for release in 2019, it's safe to say that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is sure to dominate the box office for years to come.

"He was everyone's comedian. Everybody felt like he belonged to them."

With Emily Blunt gone, the actor becomes the hero of Italian director Stefano Sollima's film.

DiCaprio gave fans a "first look."

If Foer's book "Eating Animals" didn't make you a vegetarian, the new film adaptation just might.

He couldn't wait to become a character actor, leaving 'The Sound of Music' far behind. "So boring, being a leading actor," says the now 88-year-old Academy Award winner.

"Two men, two leaders, one destiny," said the narrator of the short film.

We have answers to all your questions, without giving anything away.

Director Peter Weir reflects on the 20th anniversary of 'The Truman Show,' a film so disturbingly ahead of its time it has spawned its own delusion.

If you want to shoot film, you'll have to switch to Nikon.

Some of the Best Picture winners are timeless classics like Gone with the Wind, All About Eve, and Titanic. But some are headscratchers, like do you remember "Cimarron"?

Held annually since 1946 in Cannes, France at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, the festival is headed by a different jury every year, consisting of cinema luminaries.

The filmmaker seeks to break a parenthood taboo: 'We're only supposed to say it's this delightful blessing that completes us, and that's it. The truth is, it's scary.'

For Hollywood's biggest stars, their name alone is enough to make a movie a box-office hit.

Jason Reitman's new film is an uncomfortable and funny story about an exhausted mom.

The 85-year-old star talks about her new film, "The House of Tomorrow," her Buckminster Fuller crush and why "Get Out" is the new "Exorcist."

What really happened the night Ted Kennedy drove his car off a bridge? A new movie attempts to find out.

"The Disaster Artist" turned the making of a cinematic turkey into award season gold. But is "The Room" really the best worst movie ever made?