Film fans like Vince Vaughn because, well, he's likable. Especially when he slips into the fast-talking, misguided yet well-meaning, man-boy mentor persona many moviegoers know and love. Despite venturing into darker comedies and more dramatic roles, so far Vince seems most comfortable and…

Is it possible to love movies and hate Hollywood? Abso-freakin'-lutely. In fact, I don't see how there's any other option for the true movie lover. Maybe this has always been the case, but it seems like lately we've been bombarded with crap movies that cost $75 million, $100 million, $150 million…

It's rare that I find myself truly indifferent to a film -- especially a film that is so clearly and openly divisive. But that's exactly how I feel about Antichrist: completely indecisive. I see both sides, understanding the people who love it, voraciously devouring every lyrical moment, while…

For many people, the word "documentary" has the same connotation as the word "educational," signaling that what's to come might be useful but it probably will not be enjoyable. Unfortunately, this is true often enough with documentaries that it gives the lighter, more entertaining docs a bad name.

By the time I saw Boys Don't Cry, Hilary Swank's performance had already been rewarded with an Oscar nomination, and in fact was only a week away from winning. The film had opened on Oct. 8, 1999 (10 years ago this week), but only in limited release, playing on no more than 50 screens nationwide…

The last time Michael Moore made noise he was tackling health care. It was a weighty issue, and like him or not his film Sicko is a big reason why the health care discussion heated up and we're still debating it today. This time, with Capitalism: A Love Story, Moore is looking to take the whole damn…