NYT Movie Reviews

She didn’t hit her stride until her mid-30s. Can her new role in a dark TV comedy make her a middle-aged success?

The composer said similarities between his score and an Edith Piaf song were not only intentional but the one element of an enigmatic movie "that wasn't supposed to be a secret."

Several actors whose work from the other side of the camera will be among the films at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Mr. Colbert and Mr. Kline test Shakespeare's maxim that "men of few words are the best men."

Luis A. Ubiñas on Conan O’Brien, Peter Wolf on David Lynch, Luke Beatty on Tim Armstrong, Hakeem Jeffries on Victor Williams.

Older movie stars and a number of fans are skeptical toward Hollywood’s recent obsession with 3-D.

“Spoken Word” follows characters with painful pasts and fertile minds.

Todd Solondz’s sort-of sequel to his “Happiness” concerns three sisters whose quest for contentment sits at the center of this episodic film.

Robert Duvall, star of “Get Low,” is among a handful of A-list actors who have neared or reached 80 while suffering little to no career slowdown.

The network and the show's producers indicated they are preparing for a future without Mr. Carell, an increasingly visible star of film comedies.

Mr. Craig, the furloughed James Bond star, will play Mikael Blomkvist in an English-language remake of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo." Also, Rihanna is cast in the film version of "Battleship."

The British comic-book writer Alan Moore pays tribute to a mentor in a new sound recording.

A consortium has until Wednesday to come up with a down payment for Miramax Films, or Disney could reopen the bidding.

Oliver Stone found himself the catalyst of an online brush fire on Monday after he made comments published in The Sunday Times of London.

Thursday was opening day of Comic-Con International, the annual convention for fans of comic books and related TV shows and movies.

A. O. Scott explores how they made a movie of "Lolita," Stanley Kubrick's 1962 adaptation of the Vladimir Nabokov novel.

Patti LuPone, Brian Stokes Mitchell and Sherie Rene Scott will be among the stars of the Pedro Almodovar adaptation; Jessica Biel will not.

Before a ticket had been torn, the feverish commentary and the metacommentary of “Inception” unspooled.

Ryan Reynolds makes for an endearing Green Lantern, Tiffany wrestles Deborah Gibson and Joshua Jackson holds his own convention on a nearby lawn.

The cinema advertising company is trying to make ads before movies more entertaining by using celebrities and sponsors, and including cellphone interaction.