As a vessel for social change, Snitch is an unlikely but inherently plausible vehicle. As a movie, it's the kind of old-school star-driven studio programmer that used to be the industry's stock-in-trade.

It was supposed to be a documentary about the dead zones in the Chesapeake Bay. But the material he was reading about the pollution of the bay was too scary. So director Barry Levinson made a horror movie instead: The Bay.

It wasn't so much a "something for everyone" weekend as it was a "multiple things for the same general audience" weekend.

This new film has 'more of what you came to see' but is paper thin without a hint of substance or even dramatic credibility. Comparing the two films is a classic example of 'trying and (perhaps) failing' versus 'failing to try.'

Kenny Ortega faced 20 bright-eyed dancers, explaining that what was undoubtedly their dream job -- dancing in the remake of Dirty Dancing -- was no longer happening.

"Hunger Games" is the top movie in the country again, easily besting "American Reunion" and bringing in $12.9 million on Friday alone, THR reports. ...

Memo to movie theater owners around the country: on March 23, you're probably going to want to have extra medical personnel on hand. As if it weren't ...

If Kevin Smith is serious about leaving behind the world of Jay and Silent Bob, then Red State is a troubling sign that the man behind View Askew may have no place else to go.

We've become familiar with the towering masses in the posters for the upcoming upcoming fighting flick, "Warrior," but Lionsgate wanted to shed light...

Last month, Lionsgate announced plans to indeed remake Dirty Dancing. With pretty much every beloved 80s film going under the remake knife, it was only a matter of time before the adventures of Johnny and Baby got the revamp treatment.

The news that Steven Soderbergh would be performing duties as the second-unit director for Gary Ross' "The Hunger Games" is merely a segue into why the series is indeed far more important than we realize to the long-term health of the industry.