Iris Lennox 
Directed by Timur Bekmambetov, “Guilty as Charged” presents Chris Pratt in a new role within a sci-fi film. Here’s what early viewers had to say. The … Continue Reading →
Ben Affleck discusses the embarrassment of missing an Oscar nomination for “Argo,” a snub Bradley Cooper knows too well: when awards don’t mirror talent, the sting … Continue Reading →
For the film “All Is Lost,” Robert Redford embraced extreme realism, leading to the loss of 60% of his hearing for a role that required almost … Continue Reading →
Today marks the birthday of Daniel Auteuil. In celebration, let’s test your knowledge by identifying nine of his movies from just a single image. But watch … Continue Reading →
In 2005, as he was releasing the last installment of his Star Wars prequel trilogy, George Lucas was already hearing about Episode VII. In 2005, when … Continue Reading →
Kevin Costner reveals his top four western films, mixing John Ford classics and modern masterpieces, including one of his own movies, for a surprisingly personal pick. … Continue Reading →
Alain Chabat, a maestro whose comedies have entertained millions in France, is also a devoted cinephile. He has a particular fondness for a science fiction film … Continue Reading →
Even the legendary John Wayne faced his share of disappointments. “Cahill U.S. Marshal,” a film he disliked, highlights his limitations and advancing age, yet still offers … Continue Reading →
Utterly amoral and a scathing critique of the pervasive media overexposure never seen before in 1994, Oliver Stone’s “Natural Born Killers” remains a powerful punch that … Continue Reading →
What if Max had been French? Sergio Leone had once dreamed of casting Jean Gabin in “Once Upon a Time in America,” but fate had other … Continue Reading →