Readers' Poll: The 10 Best Dystopian Movies
'The Matrix,' 'Children of Men' and eight more unforgettable accounts of a world gone wrong
'The Matrix,' 'Children of Men' and eight more unforgettable accounts of a world gone wrong
From Nick Cave and Edward Snowden docs to two new K-Stew dramas, here are your alternatives to the season's sequels and Oscarbait
From howling wookiees to Hodor, here are a dozen best friends of few (very few) words
From failed tales of strippers and showgirls to a 'steamy' Corey Haim, we count down the worst attempts at getting filmgoers hot and bothered
'Philadelphia,' 'Big,' 'The Burbs' and your other favorites
From a Roger Waters documentary to several heavily-buzzed Oscar contenders, these are the movies we're dying to check out at TIFF
Rolling Stone's film critic weighs in on the season's highly anticipated biopics, blockbusters and Oscarbait
'The Expendables 3' may have bombed, but doesn't mean people still don't have love for 'Rocky,' 'Cobra' and 'Over the Top'
As a rogue lawman on 'Miami Vice' or a sage old cowboy in 'The Electric Horseman,' Willie Nelson always plays it to the hilt
Burning guitars, big suits, meeting the Beatles — the concert films and rockumentaries that stand head and shoulders above the rest
Check out some of Williams' wackiest, wittiest small-screen turns
'Walk the Line,' 'The Buddy Holly Story' and more musical action on the big screen
Raging floods, runaway blazes and perfect shark-stuffed storms — we break down the catastrophes of the disaster-flick classics
From Billie Joe to Jolene, country's greatest casts of characters, along with our wish list for actors to play them
Cindy Crawford, Michael Cera and other actors who we didn't expect to become ass-kicking heroes
The inside story of the summer movies that lost a fortune, from 'Catwoman' to 'The Lone Ranger'
The director of the new 'Apes' blockbuster sheds light on five of the film's key sequences
In honor of his epic 'Boyhood' hitting theaters, we rank all of this pioneering indie filmmaker's work from worst to best
Second spitters, face painters and the Jimmy
From personal documentaries to pop-pulp gamechangers, here are the indie flicks that went against the grain and beat Hollywood at its own game
