In the heart of a particularly negative presidential campaign, I've compiled a list of my personal favorite campaign movies.

The Campaign exceeded my expectations by ignoring partisan politics and instead poking fun at the realities of modern campaigning, the role of wealthy donors, our gaffe-obsessed media, and, in the end, on voters themselves.

"The Bourne Legacy" leads an army of new movies into theaters this weekend. Thankfully, for ticket buyers, it seems most of this week's offerings are ...

OK, so here's what you need to know about me before reading this review of The Campaign: I think Will Ferrell is a brilliant man with an enticing halfro and Zach Galifianakis is a demigod. So, you know, this review might be a bit biased, but I assure you there are no spoilers.

"I have a love-hate relationship with the entertainment business." This statement from Zach Galifianakis didn't particularly surprise me when I met wi...

Jay Roach has a lot to say about American politics, even if he does downplay his role. Roach, whose directorial debut was a little movie called "Austi...

"The Campaign" poster has arrived with a tagline that sums up how many feel about the political process: May the best loser win. Starring Will Ferr...

Here's the kind of comedy presented in the trailer for "The Campaign": Will Ferrell's perfectly-coiffed politician accidentally punches a baby in the ...

In the comedy about politics "The ­Campaign," opening Aug. 10, Will Ferrell (right) plays a Southern congressman who becomes embroiled in a public sc...