“The weirdest compliment that I get is, ‘The music was so great I didn’t know that there was any,’” film composer Cliff Martinez told Carson Daly in a late-night interview that aired late last year.
At the time, the …
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Is the Movie Industry Guilty of Dog ‘Breed-ism’?
Everyone always says it — the awards-show season is flawed. Safe, predictable choices often take top honors, while the brooding and more complex picks are prone to be left to the wayside.
Spoiler Alert: On The Grey and The Punching of the Wolves
A new, semi-regular series in which we totally spoil one of the weekend’s films. If you saw The Grey, please chime in below.
2012 SAG Awards: The Best and Worst Dressed
As the Screen Actors Guild salutes its members at its 18th annual awards show, TIME looks at the winners and losers on the SAG red carpet.
The Grey Storms into the Black
Moviegoers got out of the cold, and into it, as the Irish star dances with wolves and enjoys his third action-film hit
Declaration of War: Romeo and Juliette Take on Cancer
Truth and beauty are the victors in this playful, autobiographical tale of a French couple fighting for their son’s life.
Top 10 Freezing Cold Movies
With ‘The Grey’ depicting the dangers found on the frozen plains of Alaska, TIME takes a look at movies that had a chilling effect on audiences
The Grey: Wolves Near a Plane
Mountain man Liam Neeson battles a lupine conspiracy in this fitfully engrossing but logorrheic thriller
Costume Designer Eiko Ishioka Dies at 73
The Oscar-winning designer behind such movies as Bram Stoker’s Dracula and The Cell passed away Saturday, Jan. 21 in Tokyo. The wedding dress above, worn by Sadie Frost in Francis Ford Coppola’s 1992 adaptation of the famous …
Albert Nobbs: Glenn Close’s Quiet Man
The Oscar-nominated actress bases her performance of the title character, a lady disguised as a man, on Charlie Chaplin.
This Man on a Ledge Is Pretty Wobbly
The rage against the economic machine that exploded forth from movie theaters in late 2011 (Margin Call, Tower Heist, In Time) continues in Man on a Ledge. In this slight, but crowd-pleasing caper, a blue-collar hero (Sam …
Only 5% of Directors in Hollywood Are Women. What’s Up with That?
According to an annual survey, of all the directors, executive producers, writers, cinematographers and editors who worked on the 250 top-grossing films of 2011, only 18% of them were women
Bridesmaids‘ Melissa McCarthy: Hilarious Performance, Not Oscar Worthy
This year’s Oscar nominations are vacuous in so many ways – Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is a preposterous choice for best picture – but the focus of the ire “coming out of me like lava” is the Academy’s nomination …