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'Black Lagoon': The First, Great Pretty-Girl-Attacked-By-Aquatic-Beast Film? Universal

'Black Lagoon': The First, Great Pretty-Girl-Attacked-By-Aquatic-Beast Film?

Chatting with Julie Adams, the star who helped set the formula followed by the new 'Piranha 3DD.'

'E.T.,' 'Tron,' 'Conan': Was 1982 Really the Best Summer for Movies Ever? Universal Pictures

'E.T.,' 'Tron,' 'Conan': Was 1982 Really the Best Summer for Movies Ever?

Stacking up the most memorable blockbuster seasons in history

Imagining Hemingway's Marriage HBO

Imagining Hemingway's Marriage

Director Philip Kaufman talks about how his HBO epic 'Hemingway & Gellhorn' came to be.

10 Films From Cannes You'll Probably Want to See Plan B

10 Films From Cannes You'll Probably Want to See

A raunchy Southern thriller, a cross-dressing epic, and a surreal French fantasy were among the fest's best movies.

At Cannes, the American Comeback That Wasn't Les Films du Losange

At Cannes, the American Comeback That Wasn't

The jury at the international film festival handed out a relatively conservative set of awards.

It Takes a Village to Wrap a Film Shoot Richard Louissaint

It Takes a Village to Wrap a Film Shoot

'Big Words' finishes filming, and all of a sudden the voices on set are gone.

Where Have All the Gigantic, Nuclear-Powered, Horror Monsters Gone? Toho

Where Have All the Gigantic, Nuclear-Powered, Horror Monsters Gone?

'Chernobyl Diaries' plays on old radiation fears with new zombie cliches, but surely another 'Godzilla' is in the works.

'Hysteria' Turns the Vibrator Into Inspirational Cinema BIM Distribuzione

'Hysteria' Turns the Vibrator Into Inspirational Cinema

Tanya Wexler's film about the sex toy as medical device works as drama, comedy, and feminist critique.

'Men in Black 3': A Could-See Sony Pictures

'Men in Black 3': A Could-See

The new movie is better than the second installment, with standout performances by Josh Brolin (as a young Agent K) and Jemaine Clement.

A Raunchy, Dark Comedy at Cannes? Well, Why Not? Benaroya Pictures

A Raunchy, Dark Comedy at Cannes? Well, Why Not?

Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman light up the unfairly bashed Lee Daniels film 'The Paperboy'

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