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Starting next month, Tom Green's provocative 2001 comedy will be available on the classiest of streaming services

"Madame Web" dominates the Philippine box office with a historic PHP 10.4 million opening, led by Dakota Johnson. A groundbreaking, female-driven Marvel adventure, now showing exclusively in cinemas.

Beloved Sun-Times editorial cartoonist rose to the heights of his profession while never losing his feeling for regular working people.

Alamo Drafthouse has announced a series of repertory screenings of classic films from 1994. Read the full lineup.

The latest news on all things 4k Ultra HD, Blu-ray and Gear

An article about the forgotten history of Film Independent and Roger Ebert's advocacy for it.

The Best Blacktresses: The enduring brilliance of Whoopi Goldberg, the fifth Black woman nominated for Best Actress at the Academy Awards, for 1985's 'The Color Purple.'

From "Avengers: Endgame" to "Howard the Duck," here's how every single Marvel movie stacks up, according to critics.

In the first decade totally free of parochial content restrictions yet plagued by nightmares of the Vietnam War, movies changed forever in the 1970s. But which of them are actually the best?After fore

Cillian Murphy looks back on filming Red Eye and wasn't too impressed with the Wes Craven film, calling it a "b movie."