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The numbers are scary.
Antoine Fuqua's new western is a worthy addition to the canon, but as political commentary it's slow on the draw.
The selection is overwhelming at the Toronto International Film Festival, but more people are seeing fewer movies.
For the littlest moviegoers, this summer season has provided a bounty of wonderful features. So why can't adults have the same luck?
2016 could go down in the history books as the Summer of Spielberg — as long as you overlook the movie Steven Spielberg actually directed.
In a bad blockbuster summer, "Suicide Squad" might be worst offering yet, and one indicative of a bigger problem.
While Donald Trump has run a celebrity candidacy, Hillary Clinton featured true star power at the 2016 Democratic Convention.
D’Souza's 'Hillary's America' is not the political documentary we need, but one that reflects Trump and his love of paranoid frenzy
Is there anything to the backlash beyond anger that someone took down the "No Girls Allowed" sign outside the Ghostbusters clubhouse?
When real life is this heartbreaking, movies need to be more conscientious about how they depict violence and law enforcement.
Mark Rylance's performance in the film is proof positive that the uncanny valley doesn't need to be feared anymore.
The filmmaker — with an assist from Ben Affleck in a bat-suit — wants to reassure audiences that he's bringing levity to the DC franchise. From the London set of "Justice League," he makes his case.
