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You might think you know what Reese Witherspoon and Matthew McConaughey's characters from Sing would look like. Then again, you might be surprised by the reality, as photos of them with their respective characters have b...

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The two-time Cannes Palme d'Or winner, has praised the Kremlin's policies in Crimea.

"Hopefully we won't be talking again," the exec told analysts as he looked ahead to the close of his $4.4 billion deal with Lionsgate and touched on AT&T's own merger with Time Warner.

A guide to movies playing at theaters in the New York City area, as well as select festivals and film series.

The New York Times film critics review "Inferno," "By Sidney Lumet" and "Into the Inferno."

The symbologist played by Tom Hanks returns in another Dan Brown tale told at Ron Howard speed.

If history is any indication, Tim Miller's departure from Deadpool 2 may not bode well for the highly-anticipated sequel. Take a look at some examples.

The documentary began as a series of interviews shot in 2008 in which the director talks about his life and work.

Ryan Collins, 36, agreed to a plea deal earlier this year.

Werner Herzog's documentary, a collaboration with a buoyant scientist, takes you to the precipice of volcanoes from Iceland to North Korea to Vanuatu.

The fever for Netflix's Stranger Things has abated for the time being, as have the many wonderful and entertaining parodies, but this new Charlie Brown/Peanuts take may just restart the engine. Did I mention it's Christm...

Aaron Biebert's documentary argues that e-cigarettes could help smokers quit, if only powerful forces weren't trying to discredit them.

Yang Chao's tale of a cargo boat owner's trip from port to port is a meditation of China's economic rebirth that pushes against the tide of prosperity.

This documentary examines the life and work of the renowned Soviet writer Isaac Babel, who was executed by Stalin in 1940.

The two revel in Los Angeles disco history by day, and the dad stalks by night in this midnight-movie-esque work from Jim Hosking.

A parable about China's past and perhaps its present underlies this mildly stagy and intermittently manic adaptation.

Not all superhero stories have to be ongoing.

This documentary spotlights the lack of support for combat veterans struggling with mental health problems and the tragic consequences of that neglect.

This thriller features a creaky building where something eerie once happened, and where Jodelle Ferland plays the nanny to a boy who has just moved in.

Young Amelia's father takes Heat Vision behind-the-scenes of their latest video.

That rock hard gum though. There was a time, in a past so distant that it’s become hard to remember, when popular horror movies were given their own trading cards. Franchises like A Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the ...