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+Movies | February 12, 2012

The Artist Silences the Competition at the BAFTAs

By Glen Levy

The Oscar frontrunner wins Best Picture, Director, Actor and Screenplay at the British movie awards.

+Photos Movies | May 5, 2012

Happy Birthday to the Tramp: The Life and Times of Charlie Chaplin

By Yumi Goto
Hulton Archive / Getty Images

The silent cinema’s greatest artist was born on April 16, 1889. And whether it was acting, writing, directing, or composing his own soundtracks, Chaplin did it all.

+Movies | November 30, 2011

Ex-FBI Agents Lash Out At Eastwood's J. Edgar—Hoover Not Gay!

By Melissa Locker
Keith Bernstein / Warner Bros.

Clint Eastwood’s biopic of famed lawman J.Edgar Hoover is ruffling a few feathers among former FBI agents

+Photos Movies | November 18, 2011

Natalie Wood in Pictures

By Yumi Goto
Emage International / Getty Images

As new information on the death of Natalie Wood resurface, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office relaunch the investigation into her untimely death in 1981.

+Movies | October 28, 2011

Could Margin Call Upend the Hollywood Business Model?

By Steven James Snyder
JoJo Whilden / Roadside Attractions / AP

What if every film debuted simultaneously in theaters and via VOD?

+Movies | May 5, 2011

The 15 Greatest Movie Car Chases of All Time

By Gilbert Cruz
Everett

TIME, feeling the need for speed, decided to choose the best car chase scenes of all time.

+Movies | October 1, 2010

Top 10 Hollywood Remakes

By Glen Levy
Everett

Many Americans can’t be bothered to watch foreign films. The subtitles, you know. Luckily, Hollywood is always ready to jump in with an unnecessary remake. TIME picks the best of the bunch.

+Movies | March 2, 2012

Top 10 Oscar-Nomination Snubs

By Richard Corliss
Everett

The list of movie greats who never won an Academy Award is long and sad, but there are significant artists and pictures eliminated from contention before Oscar races even begin. Here are 10 classics the Academy ignored