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Must-see movies at AFI Docs
The festival, which runs Wednesday through Sunday, spotlights films that break conventional molds.
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'Wolf of Wall Street' vs. 'Magna Carta'
An analysis of who produced the most ridiculous video make rounds on the Internet.
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Sofia Coppola talks about her movie, ‘The Bling Ring’
The director of “Marie Antoinette” and “Lost in Translation” on her new film about lurid, real-life Hollywood heists.
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To see or not to see: 'Man of Steel' and other new movies
"Man of Steel" falls short, while "Shadow Dancer" impresses and "This is the End" should satisfy its target audience.
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Graduation day for filmmaker
A 2009 mockumentary helped Dan Scanlon get the directorial gig for Pixar’s “Monsters University.”
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Nancy Jo Sales talks through 'Bling Ring' timeline
The journalist whose Vanity Fair article told the story of the crew explains the chain of events that inspired the movie.
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'Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters’ and other new DVDs
Check out this week's new releases and see what Washington is watching.
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'Man of Steel' and steely glares
The Superman reboot affects the same self-seriousness that flowed throughout Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, but with mixed results.
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Family Filmgoer
Takes on today’s movies for today’s families. This week: a new Superman film and ‘This is the End.’
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These bros only came to party
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‘Tiger Eyes’ movie review
The adaptation of Judy Blume’s novel drips with sentimentality.
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‘Vehicle 19’ movie review
Dropping Paul Walker behind the wheel of a speeding car does not automatically mean a good movie.
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‘Shadow Dancer’ movie review
Clive Owen and Andrea Riseborough carry this dark and morally complex thriller about an IRA spy.
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‘Pandora’s Promise’ movie review
Environmentalists make a surprising case for nuclear power as the lesser of several evils.
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‘The Painting’ movie review
Charming if slight animated feature is set in a world of painted characters who have come to life.
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The must-see films at AFI Docs
The festival, which runs Wednesday through June 23, spotlights films that break conventional molds.
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‘Man of Steel’ reboots the Superman myth, with bombast
Henry Cavill makes a credible Superman in ‘Man of Steel.’ Now all he needs is a better movie.
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‘This Is the End’ is both homage and send-up of stoner action comedies
Seth Rogen, James Franco and friends star as themselves in the ultra-meta new movie.
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'The Purge' claims top spot at the box office
The surprise hit home invasion thriller raked in $36.4 million.
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Rama Burshtein offers a rare voice for Haredem with ‘Fill the Void’
The film’s director, a formerly secular Jew, may be the ideal person to show outsiders the Orthodox world.
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Will 'The Kings of Summer' be this year's sleeper hit?
In a movie season better known for superhero blockbusters backed by unfathomable dollars, which small films will make a big splash?
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New movies reviews: 'The Internship,' 'The Purge,' 'Kings of Summer'
"The Internship" and "The Purge" receive two stars. "The Kings of Summer" falls short in comparison to "Mud," according to critic Ann Hornaday.
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‘Lost and Found in Armenia’ movie review
Jamie Kennedy is mistaken for a Turkish spy in this broad, silly and dated mistake of a movie.
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'Identity Thief' and other new DVDs
Check out this week's new releases and see what Washington is watching.
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‘The East’ movie review
Brit Marling stars in a taut, psychologically complex thriller abut eco-terrorism.
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‘The Purge’ movie review
Ethan Hawke stars in stock home-invasion thriller, made interesting by a veneer of pop psychology.
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‘The Kings of Summer’ movie review
‘The Kings of Summer’ is a coming-of-age tale propelled by snark rather than sensitivity.
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‘Wish You Were Here’ movie review
Joel Edgerton stars in the taut Australian drama about a vacation that goes terribly wrong.
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‘Fill the Void’ movie review
The beautiful and haunting Israeli film extracts deep meaning from quiet moments.
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‘Dirty Wars’ movie review
Journalist Jeremy Scahill investigates the moral implications of America’s underground war on terror.
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‘The Internship’: Can Google handle Vaughn and Wilson?
MOVIE REVIEW | The mile-a-minute-meets-super-mellow chemistry is back in this preposterous comedy.
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‘Violet & Daisy’ movie review
Alexis Bledel and Saoirse Ronan star as girly-girl assassins in Geoffrey Fletcher’s directorial debut.
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Predicting the summer sleeper hit
Breaking down “The Kings of Summer” and other smaller-budget movies that could hit it big.
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An ode to "Devil Wears Prada"
With the release of the sequel novel, a look at the lessons learned from the film.
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'After Earth' disappoints on opening weekend
The picture took in just $27 million, behind "Fast
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WikiLeaks posts annotated transcript of controversial 'We Steal Secrets'
Critics of 'WikiLeaks' doc shoot back at the film, which opened Friday.
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'After Earth,' 'Before Midnight' and other new movie reviews
Will Smith's new sci-fi movie receives one star. "Before Midnight" starring Ethan Hawke receives three stars.
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Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij discuss ‘The East’
The Georgetown grads co-wrote the morally ambiguous movie that has people talking.
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'Dark Skies' and other new DVDs
Check out this week's new releases and see what Washington is watching.
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‘Elemental’ movie review
Environmental documentary profiles three visionary activists and asks what makes them tick.
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‘We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks’ movie review
Documentarian Alex Gibney spins a surprisingly dramatic tale around the case of Julian Assange.
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‘Sightseers’ movie review
Director Ben Wheatley’s skills shine despite the lackluster script of the British black comedy.
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‘Before Midnight,’ the beguiling third movie in a series about life and love
Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy and director Richard Linklater revisit love and life in ‘Before Midnight.’
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Nollywood movies to get pay-per-view release in U.S.
Largo-based media company signs deal to distribute films through cable TV on-demand services.
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Screen on the Green returns for 2013
The outdoor film festival on the National Mall is back with four films.
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TV and movie characters are smoking less but still drinking heavily
The tobacco settlement in the late 1990s reduced smoking in adult-targeted movies by 85.4 percent in a single year.
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Nollywood intro: Five film trailers to watch
Nigeria's $500 million movie business churns out hundreds of films a year, second in production behind India's Bollywood.
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Coen brothers, Robert Redford highlights of Cannes Film Festival
CRITIC’S NOTEBOOK: This year’s films were concerned with transition. But formally, many seemed stalled.
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‘What Maisie Knew’ movie review
‘What Maisie Knew’ contemporizes the Henry James tale with bravura performances and spot-on taste.
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Ryan Gosling and Robert Redford quietly make their mark at Cannes Film Festival
Big stars stay mostly silent in their new films premiering at the 66th annual festival.
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‘Nollywood’ filmmaker brings Africa’s biggest stars to Washington
Nigerian film industry is second-largest in the world
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Cannes Film Festival: Oscar Isaac talks 'Llewyn Davis' and Noah Emmerich talks retro roles
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'Inside Llewyn Davis' and 'Ain't Them Bodies Saints' highlight weekend at Cannes
New films from the Coen Brothers and David Lowery highlight a busy weekend at the 66th annual film festival
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Cannes Film Festival: Still waiting for a stunner
There have been plenty of estimable efforts, but no single standout at the 66th annual film festival
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‘Something in the Air’ movie review
From French filmmaker Olivier Assayas, a semi-autobiographical tale, set at the cusp of adulthood.
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‘Stories We Tell,’ a riveting, breathtaking plunge into the past
Actress and director Sarah Polley excavates her family’s past in the breathtaking, vibrant ‘Stories We Tell.’
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‘The Iceman’ movie review
As real-life murderer Richard Kuklinski, Michael Shannon delivers a strong, if inscrutable, performance.
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"Bulworth" and the Fix's best political movies
President Obama wants to "go Bulworth." That classic made our list of the best political movies.
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'Great Gatsby' opens Cannes, while 'Heli' shows the grim reality of modern Mexico
A report from the 66th annual film festival
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Zoe Saldana's look from the 'Star Trek' LA premiere
Tips on recreating the actress' beauty and hairstyles from the red carpet.
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‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ blends new ideas with ties to the past
J.J. Abrams’s ‘Star Trek’ reboot series boldly goes forward by going backwards.
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‘Star Trek’ as ‘Star Wars’
J.J. Abrams is a “Star Wars” fan, so it’s no surprise his “Star Trek” reboots share DNA with that film series.
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Cannes Film Festival: New markets on the mind of filmmakers
As the film industry descends on France for the 66th annual festival, a mix of the modern and traditional
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Black films at Cannes seek to disprove the belief that ‘black doesn’t travel’
The film industry has long assumed that black-themed films don’t play overseas. Really?
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‘Star Trek Into Darkness’: Behind campy outfits, gadgets is real acting
REVIEW | The movie doesn’t just pile on more effects and stunts. The stories do get deeper.
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How Gatbsy paid for his parties
Kevin Roose thinks Jay Gatbsy's parties drove him into debt. Perhaps they were what made him rich.
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Q&A: ‘The Great Gatsby’ and its great mania
The Post's Ann Hornaday and Jonathan Yardley weigh in on “The Great Gatsby” and its impact on film and literature.
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Sarah Polley on her new documentary, ‘Stories We Tell’
Sarah Polley examines a long-held family secret in “Stories We Tell,” a forceful mix of nonfiction and drama.
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How race, class and genre intertwine in ‘Peeples’
‘Peeples’ exemplifies how race, class and genre define black films in ways both limiting and liberating.
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‘The Angel’s Share’ movie review
Director Ken Loach teams up once again with writer Paul Laverty for an uncharacteristically light-hearted film.
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‘Girl Rising’ movie review
Not a traditional documentary, the film seeks to start a movement aimed at educating girls all over the world.
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Movie ‘Shalom Bollywood’ reveals surprising heroines
Documentary “Shalom Bollywood” tells the largely forgotten story of how Indian Jews shaped cinema history.
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Indian Embassy Celebrates Bollywood's Jewish Stars
New documentary chronicles the little-known history of Indian Jews in cinema
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Filmfest DC’s financial woes could be fatal, longtime director says
Because of cuts in funding and rising expenses, the festival might not survive to return next year.
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Anna Kendrick's 'Cups (When I'm Gone)' gets a music video
"Pitch Perfect"'s viral hit " Cups(When I'm Gone)" now has a music video directed by "Pitch Perfect" director Jason Moore.
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'Man of Steel': Will this be better than the last Superman movie?
World, we have waited so long for a new Superman movie worthy of entertaining our eyeballs, but will this be better than the last one?
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Lionsgate launches Hunger Games Explorer
The site is a catch-all for Hunger Games content, including the new "Catching Fire" trailer.
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MTV Movie Award fashion
Emma Watson and Kerry Washington among the star attendees to walk the line of casual yet chic on the red carpet.
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Awkward moments from the MTV Movie Awards
Aubrey Plaza tries to steal Will Ferrell's golden popcorn and other awkward moments from the 2013 MTV Movie Awards
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The Fix's best political movies ever, 2013 edition
Get your Netflix queue ready.
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Meryl Streep on Margaret Thatcher
The Academy Award winner recalls the life of the former British Prime Minister.
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10 things to know before you see "The Place Beyond the Pines"
Don't let "The Place Beyond the Pines" movie poster fool you -- there is more to this film than cops, robbers, Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper. Here are 10 things to know before seeing "Pines."
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What did The Post think of 'Jurassic Park' in 1993?
Here's the original "Jurassic Park" review by The Post's Rita Kempley from June 11, 1993.
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Weekend movie power rankings
Here's how this weekend's new releases stack up, based on reviews by the Post's movie critics.
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An accessible and empowering critic
Post film critic Ann Hornaday remembers Roger Ebert as an inspiring and passionate writer.
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'Jurassic Park' stomps back to theaters in 3D
And dinosaur enthusiasts follow.
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Remembering Roger Ebert
As the world mourns the loss of the film critic, a look back on some words to remember him by.
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