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Ric O’Barry trained TV’s most famous dolphin. In a new film, he atones for that sin.

Outside the megaplex (and even outdoors), there are films that do not involve gun-toting guinea pigs and jive-talking robots. Five film options for the more discerning filmgoer.

Even though no one’s yet read Thomas Pynchon’s Inherent Vice, we’re already expecting the movie adaptation to sweep the Oscars, circa 2012.

After seventeen years away from horror films The Evil Dead director returns to the genre with Drag Me to Hell.

The deadpan comic has thrived as an alt-comedy star and master of the icky-funny cameo�while waiting for his big break.

The Australian actor, now making his marquee debut as a cyborg in Terminator Salvation, spoke with Logan Hill.

He is a Hollywood brat who grew up following his father, the producer Gerald W. Abrams, around movie back lots.

Ryan Reynolds gets the blockbuster (X-Men) and the girl (Scarlett Johansson).

Eric Bana directs a loving tribute to his car.

The exotic stylings of Jim Jarmusch’s latest film. A cultural primer.