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A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III: Roman Coppola Gives Charlie Sheen the 8 1/2 Treatment

Moonrise Kingdom: Young Love, Wes Anderson-Style

RIP, TV: Five Shows We'll Miss in 2012

​Friends, family members, and fellow lovers of quality boob tube-age: We are gathered here today to mourn the fallen. In this so-called golden age of television, some of our best-loved programming has been taken from us too soon. They're high-quality TV shows, well-written and exquisitely acted. A ... More >>

Cold Weather: Aaron Katz's riff on the mystery of stories

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and Michael Cera get soul

Soft Cell Gets Softer

What's Wrong With Wes Anderson?

A decade after Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums, Generation Y's anointed auteur tries for a comeback with Fantastic Mr. Fox.

Fantastic Mr. Fox: Wes Anderson and animation are a fantastic fit

Funny People: It's a Wacky Life

Judd Apatow and Adam Sandler, together at last.

Move Along, Kids

Hock the Line

Sending up the biopic, Walk Hard sells cheap laughs, lame cameos, and lifeless Cox.

Strangers on a Train

Wes Anderson's road trip tale of brotherly love stings with the depth (yes, depth) of his whimsy

Wild, Then Crazy

Steve Martin's May-December romance turns unseasonably cold

Say What? Say Why?

Searching for the meaning of life in a movie that barely exists

Cosmic

Roman Coppola's CQ travels to Paris and beyond for sci-fi fun in the summer of love

The Goddaughters

The Virgin Suicides