In fact, 2012 already has thrown up a host of solid films that have nothing to do with super-heroes, comic books or massive computer-generated special effects. Hopefully, a few of them will stick in memories -- or get year-end publicity pushes -- when awards season rolls around.

If you don't plan on seeing "The Hunger Games" this weekend, there's some good news: you could see the well-received indie film "Jeff, Who Lives At Ho...

I've known my friend Barry since college -- he's a great person, a talented writer and musician, and currently works at a successful news magazine TV ...

Ed Helms understands comedy. But the kind of improv that writer-directors Mark and Jay Duplass do made him a little nervous.

This is a sweet, offbeat comedy with a gentle spirit. It's wacky, funny, and a delight and has an unexpected arc that makes the story come full circle.

In the low-key comedy "Jeff, Who Lives at Home," Jason Segel plays a 30-year-old slacker who lives in his mom's basement. When he finally ventures out...

Jason Segel and Ed Helms co-star as brothers in "Jeff, Who Lives At Home," the new film from mumblecore writer/directors Jay and Mark Duplass. But if ...