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Tom Hanks plays Texas Congressman Charlie Wilson who, as the gussied-up Julia Roberts puts it, sat at the “intersection of the State Department, the Pentagon, and the CIA — the three agencies you would need to conduct a covert war.” And so he does.
Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s a treat here as the dissolute, grimy, hotheaded CIA officer who provides some of the film’s most lively moments. Sometimes it seems like he’s in a different movie altogether.
The Twilight star plays a young billionaire on a crosstown death ride in David Cronenberg’s bland denunciation of wretched excess
The tweens’ dreamboat gets down and dirty in this lurid, racially charged melodrama
The Twilight star plays a young billionaire on a crosstown death ride in David Cronenberg’s bland denunciation of wretched excess
TIME celebrates the anniversary by presenting some little-known facts about Steven Spielberg’s film
The Bee Gees founding member died Sunday after a long battle with cancer. He was 62.
This fact-based fable of a rich white guy who can’t move and the black ex-con who cares for him is ready to conquer America
Kelly Clarkson and Gladys Knight perform before the winner of the 14th season of Dancing with the Stars is announced
