Film: Stand Up Guys (2012) Cast includes: Al Pacino (The Merchant of Venice), Christopher Walken (Catch Me If You Can), Alan Arkin (Argo), Lucy Punch ...

The following article is provided by Rolling Stone. By JOE PINSKER In the latest installment of "Off the Cuff," Peter Travers catches up with Ch...

There is no wrangling legendary actors Christopher Walken and Philip Seymour Hoffman when they're in a room together. Like old friends, their conversation can swing wide and cover just about anything -- from the employment rate of Screen Actors Guild members to "The Hunger Games."

Here's the thing: the more ravaged and tortured Walken looks, the more beautiful I find him. His face is the face of an artist; you can imagine the statue. And in every frame, you can see and you can love the depth of greatness -- of the character and the actor.

The waste of talent in Fisher Stevens' Stand Up Guys is criminal. It's the movie equivalent of shooting a man in Reno, just to watch him die.

The interconnections between Quentin Tarantino's screenplays go further than Red Apple cigarettes. For instance, Alabama (Patricia Arquette) in th...

"Stand Up Guys" is being billed as an action-comedy, but don't think the new film is like the usual films you associated with that genre. After all, i...

A Parkinson's diagnosis threatens the continuation of a tight-knit quartet.

Maybe you're like me and know next to nothing about classical music, string quartets, and the men and women who perform it. But none of those things kept me from enjoying A Late Quartet, an impressive indie film.

A Late Quartet is a grown-up drama that loses sight of its own strengths. What makes it unique seems to be the very thing it seeks to squash.

Ben Affleck's "Argo" had an impressive opening weekend at the box office, but it wasn't enough to oust last week's box office winner "Taken 2." "Ar...

With five new wide releases, it was a traffic jam at the box office this weekend, but the surprisingly robust Taken 2 still held court at the top.

I'll admit I'm a sucker for Martin McDonagh's work. I'm a fan of his plays and loved his first feature, In Bruges. And I'm just as excited about his new film, Seven Psychopaths.

Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths is something of a miracle. It works both as a straight-ahead crime dramedy while also serving as a piercing satire of said genre.

What better way to celebrate the Friday release of "Seven Psychopaths," a new crime comedy from playwright-turned-screenwriter Martin McDonagh? With "...

It looks like the next four months are going to be good ones for Christopher Walken fans. The mercurial actor has a stand-out supporting role in the u...