On Friday, Argo, one of the most critically acclaimed movies of the year -- and a bona fide Oscar contender -- will get released into a movie theate...
Ben Affleck doesn't blame you for losing faith in him during the "Gigli" era. "There definitely was a period," he says, "a run of movies that I got in...
And as if the more than half a million real-life murders a year around the globe (some 17,000 in 2010 in the United States alone) somehow constituted a lack of violent death, fiction novels add a never-ending supply of made-up stories of murder and mayhem to the count.
NEW YORK (The Associated Press) -- Police say a prolific burglary crew in New York City has taken cues from the bank heist drama "The Town," splashing...
Here's the thing about movies: They aren't real. And while some may inspire audiences to do great things, the ones about crime probably aren't the fil...
Back in 1997, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck catapulted to stardom, winning an Oscar for writing "Good Will Hunting," the coming-of-age story in which the...
Ben Affleck has begun commanding a dangerous mission deep into the heart of an extremely hostile enemy. Luckily, he'll get to boss the bad guys around...
This is a leaked list of the ten movies the GOP is screening to make sure they stay on the offensive, as they fight for the wealthy and attack middle and working class people.
With the deadline to raise the debt ceiling fast approaching, things are getting a little ridiculous in Congress. Jon Stewart closed out this week of ...
The fake debt ceiling negotiations have gotten so ridiculous that now the GOP is having movie nights to get themselves psyched up. Why identify with a bunch of murderous gangsters? Wish I knew! But as it turns out, there were worse choices they could have made.
WASHINGTON -- Heads turned a bit on Tuesday night when the Washington Post reported that House Republicans were using a scene from the movie "The Town...
This much is true: there will be no creative turmoil, no clash of visions, no worries of compromising images or integrity, and no high profile blowups...
You will find no independent films here, no brilliant art house dramas, no documentaries. I'm dismissing all "small" movies that deliver a "big" message.
What do The Wolfman, Salt, Knight and Day, The A-Team and The Town all have in common? They're glorified B-movie thrillers mocking theatrical audiences by unleashing more substantial versions on home video just months after release.
The extended cut really gives fans their money's worth, with nearly a half-hour of extra character development and a bit more action during the major set-pieces.
When it comes to movie theater etiquette, texting is the new "talking aloud", but just as rude. The mere light of a smart phone is as distracting as a constant sneeze, or a persistent smell.
What an eventful 24 hours! At least for me.
Last night, I attended the 25th Anniversary screening of the iconic 80's film Desperately Seeking Susan ...