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Twenty years ago, the ‘Mission: Impossible’ frontman did a lot more than just shoot people and jump off tall buildings. Today, ‘The Last Samurai’ marks one of the actor’s final truly ambitious starring roles. As the film celebrates its 20th birthday, Chris Edwards speaks to director Edward Zwick about its place in Cruise’s legacy and the stunt that nearly killed his leading man

Jeremy Arnold, author of 'Christmas in the Movies' exclusively talks to Closer about the holiday season's most beloved films and which have 'stood the test of time.'

It’s a weekend for family fun as the holiday season kicks into high gear – and we’ve got a few ideas for you to consider. Gather at the Concord Museum, 53 Cambridge Turnpike, Concord, for a fun afternoon of books, holiday trees and wreaths, crafts, and food on Sunday, Dec. 10, 1-3 p.m. As you […]

Which films divide audiences, and what makes a movie divisive?

It's been a wonderful year at the movies for cinephiles, but what do you get for the film lover who has seen everything already?

We revisit a divisive entry in the MCU, Iron Man 2, which some fans say felt too much like a feature-length build up to The Avengers.

To me, there are two must-see holiday movies: Plains, Trains, and Automobiles (1987), and Christmas Vacation (1989). Both were written and directed by the late John Hughes. Frankly, Hughes’ untimely passing in 2009 contributed to...

Ten tips from a master of film criticism.

ScreenCrush’s film critic picks the year’s best.

Rebecca Mead spends an afternoon with the French actress Isabelle Huppert, whose latest film, “La Syndicaliste,” was recently released.