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Why do Asian male leads have such a tough time breaking away from martial arts film in Hollywood?

A look over the career of the man who showed the world slow-motion, operatic, dove-filled gun battles could be art.

The more advanced CG imagery gets, the more charming the analog sensibility of stop motion becomes.

...a podcast all about the relationship between the movies and "The Twilight Zone."

What happens when side characters are more interesting than a movie's main storyline.

How biopics trim, mold and sometimes downright fictionalize their subject's lives to make them more cinematic.

This is what it sounds like when hipsters cry: on the sweet spot between grown-up melancholy and childhood nostalgia.

Older women and younger men in the movies.

"An Affair to Remember" vs. "The Dirty Dozen"? This week's podcast crosses the gender divide and marketing demographics.

An appreciation of our favorite onscreen reluctant hero.

An appreciation of our favorite onscreen reluctant hero.

Covert meetings, threats, weight gain and other clichés from films about corporate takedowns.

A look at the best ways in which movies have set their stories in inhospitable places.

If knowing plot twists can ruin a movie, is it that good a movie to begin with?

As the class of 2013 readies for freshman year, we look at college as it's represented in film.

Some songs just shouldn't be played on a movie soundtrack again.

Race isn't the only thematic burden extraterrestrials have borne in films.

We look at those films that blur the line between fiction and reality.

Last year, we wondered if Comic-Con had jumped the rails. This year, is there even any question?