Jerry Bruckheimer

The Final Word From Cannes

Twelve-inch plastic men invade the Bug tonight!

Blow Up the Box

TV managed to suck and blow in 2000, but still, we watched . . . and watched

The Truck Stops Here

I brake for breakfast at Johnson's Corner.

Fortunate Son

Sahara has no reason to exist -- until you see who made it.

Valkyrie's star and director, Tom Cruise and Bryan Singer

Sahara has no reason to exist -- until you see who made it.

Write and Wrong

Chris McQuarrie won an Oscar for Usual Suspects, to which Hollywood responded, 'Big deal.'

Devil's Advocate

Audiences love Jerry Bruckheimer. Critics don't. Like he cares.

Cannes Film Festival 2007

Cannes 2007 was a success, but how many of its movies will you actually get to see?

Diamonds in the Rough

Cannes 2007 was a success, but how many of its movies will you actually get to see?

Déjà Vu

Despite the title and familiar genre, Mr. Explosion says something new.

Fools' Gold

The Pirates are back, and they're out to ransack your wallet.

Truman Tale

Inside a courtroom drama playing at a theater near you.

Assault 'N' Prepper

A reckless cop goes undercover in Underclassman.

Bat Cave-In

The Dark Knight's origin story can't overcome its Bale-ful side.

Leaning Sideways

In a year when small movies came up big, picking the top ten was a Payne.

Cage Death Match

National Treasure makes one long for good Nic Cage movies . . .like Con Air.

Puppet Masters

Homegrown wiseguys give pieces a chance in Team America.

Saint Veronica

An Irish reporter's story is immortalized as Hollywood truth.

Think Distinct

This summer's movies could withstand the drought.

Till Death -- If We're Lucky

The In-Laws remake is bigger and broader but not better.

Fight Club

When it comes to producing movies, it's a fine art (or Art Linson)

Smoking Rock

Someone must have been, to come up with Bad Company.

Czech Marked

Even war heroes can be treated like villains in a Dark Blue World.

Zoom Through Doom

Black Hawk Down pays grim, gritty homage to real American warriors.

The Brave & the Bold

On September 11, the world needed superheroes. It found them not in comic books, but in real life.

Culture Shock

How will Hollywood react now that real life is more terrifying than fiction?

War As Video Game

In the whiz-bang Pearl Harbor, vintage history takes a back seat to a dated love triangle.

No Score

Bruckheimer's Titans speaks loudly about race but says nothing.

Mission: Possible

Woo's follow-up film runs on Cruise control.

Jet Set

Romeo Must Die packs a Hong-Kong style wallop.

Starr Chamber

Romeo Must Die packs a Hong-Kong style wallop.

A True Disaster

Romeo Must Die packs a Hong-Kong style wallop.

Bob Brown

Have Gun, Will Travel

Rough Landing

Have Gun, Will Travel

Reelin' in the Summer

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Bursting With Good Actors

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Movies

Have Gun, Will Travel

OneRepublic gives all its secrets away

In case you haven't heard, OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder is giving all his secrets away. Well, ahem, not just his secrets, it seems, but ours', too. Just got a peek at the new clip for "Secrets," OneRepublic's latest single -- which Jerry Bruckheimer just picked up for his next film Sorcerer's Apprent ... More >>

We brought this upon ourselves: A Michael Bay career retrospective

​America's favorite action auteur-savant, Michael Bay, has spent years telling whoever will listen that his directional style is too hardcore for 3D, that adding depth would be too extreme and punishing on the average filmgoer. With last week's official announcement that Transformers: Dark of ... More >>

Free movie(s) time: Indie Film Underground III brings the Colorado weirdness tonight

​The masses aren't exactly clamoring for more experimental films. Not only is there exactly zero market for avant-garde film-making in the mainstream, but there aren't even too many underground screenings of them, and even fewer people devote their careers to making them. Even so, says John Ha ... More >>

Pirates of the Carbbean: On Stranger Tides is this week's most ridiculous trailer

​Even though it's been shitty and cold and raining for approximately nine weeks now and it doesn't feel like summer at all, it's still late May, and that means that it's time for the ceremonial rolling out of the summer blockbusters -- so avast, because even more ridiculousness than at other t ... More >>

Asteroid! A look back at the cinematic space-rock bombardment of the late '90s

Only Bruce Willis can save us now.​At 11:00 this morning, an asteroid 5-20 meters in diameter came within 7,800 miles of Earth. Asteroids and meteorites (ever wonder the difference?) make close calls with Earth all the time, but no time in the history of the world was so harrowing as 1997 and ... More >>

Why Top Gun is my fourth-favorite movie of all time

​The Cold War was America's perfect war. Hear me out on this one: No matter what their purpose, whether just (World War II) or crass (the Vietnam War), wars are ultimately pretty depressing. They involve a lot of dying in horrifying and gruesome ways that leave their participants forever scarr ... More >>

Doomsday countdown, day four: Project Icarus and the asteroid that didn't destroy earth -- yet

Jerry Bruckheimer's prophesy was by far the most entertaining.​Every sensible person knows that when Earth is eventually destroyed, it will be by a huge asteroid like the one that killed all the dinosaurs. We learned this mostly from Jerry Bruckheimer, but Jerry Bruckheimer probably learned it ... More >>