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In The True Adventures Of The Rolling Stones, Stanley Booth writes of choosing a London hotel because it looked like the sort of place...

A not-so-epic tale of engineering wizardry far too tedious to be a work of fiction, W.I.S.O.R. devotes 75 of the longest minutes in cinema...

In the late '50s, a handful of French critics crossed the best of old Hollywood with a liberating commitment to self-expression and instigated a...

Nominated for an Academy Award for best documentary in 1997, Waco: The Rules Of Engagement is a muckraking condemnation of the government's...

Early in his career as the world's most legendary male porn star, John C. Holmes (and his savvier handlers) concocted an elaborate fictional back...

Filmed in only 29 days on a comparatively small (for Hollywood) budget, Barry Levinson's Wag The Dog is the loosest, funniest, and sharpest...

"There's no American dream anymore," insists New Jersey nursing assistant Jean Reynolds, one of four low-wage strivers profiled in Roger Weisberg's...

In his directorial debut, the great character actor Richard E. Grant reflects on his coming of age in late-'60s Swaziland.

Director Vondie Curtis-Hall follows up Glitter with an urban thriller that somehow isn't a step forward.

Just because this Hanna-Barbera animated prime-time series was groundbreaking doesn't make it any less awful.