John Malkovich

That's Amore, and Much More

John Malkovich Directs Harold Pinter Reading

Transformers: Dark of the Moon Review: Michael Bay Destroys Chicago, Abe Lincoln and Our Brain Cells

Hero and his new hottie​ The two hours and 34 minutes of Transformers: Dark of the Moon are loaded with unimaginable violence, but only one spasm left the audience at the theater where I watched it speechless. They cheered the robot-on-robot slugfests, rendered in terabyte-straining slow moti ... More >>

Red: Classiest. Comic. Book. Movie. Ever

Helen Mirren will cut you, and other awesome old-people things

SECRETARIAT

What We Talk About When We Talk About Love

Actress/producer Tilda Swinton on her postmodern romantic epic, I Am Love

Disgrace: Truth Without Reconciliaton

Coetzee adaptation faces the facts of post-Apartheid South Africa

Cold Souls: Paul Giamatti’s Unbearable Weightness of Being

Actor brings the funny, but his new film lacks something deeper

Movie Reviews: The Great Buck Howard, Perestroika, Knowing, Sin Nombre

Also, Explicit Ills, Virtual JFK and more

Be The FIrst on Your Blcok to See . . .

Punchline: Todd Barry

Interview with a Daniel Day-Lewis look-alike

Movie Reviews: Hunger, One Day You'll Understand, A Good Day to Be Black and Sexy

Also, Frost/Nixon, The Black Balloon and more

Eat the Runt

Synecdoche, New York: Art Imitates Life Imitating Art in Charlie Kaufman's Latest

The world is a stage

Interview: Charlie Kaufman on Synecdoche, New York

By Liz Ohanesian Philip Seymour Hoffman (L) and Charlie Kaufman (R) on the set of Synecdoche, New York. There will be a moment in Synecdoche, New York, the directorial debut from screenwriter Charlie Kaufman (Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) when you realiz ... More >>

Burn After Reading: Intolerable Cruelty

Remarkably consistent, the Coens make another mockery

Shooting the Fourth Wall

Seduction and Despair: Hearing John Malkovich

The actor directs and stars in this new opera, presented by Musica Angelica

Sundance: A Midwinter Night's Dream

Finding gems in the snow at 2008's festival

Juno: Knocked-up Knockout

Ellen Page puts a shine on teen pregnancy

Mother, Flower Child, Ballbuster

The many freckled faces of Catherine Keener

Disney Live-Action Classics

The Parent Trap, That Darn Cat and other classics shake off their weak remakes

Film Reviews: First Snow, The Last Mimzy, Dead Silence

Also this week's pick, Offside

Film Reviews

Backstage, Charlotte's Web, Eragon and more

Screenwriters in the Shit

While Akiva Goldsman fiddles, more accomplished movie scribes burn

Art School Rejects

Breakfast with Terry Zwigoff and Daniel Clowes

The Passion of the Rad

An enigmatic independent auteur may have made the world’s next great midnight movie

Civilized Discontents

The Best of Youth and A Talking Picture

About a Boy

Growing up with Charlie Kaufman

Being Tom Ripley

John Malkovich’s perfect part

Summer Stock

Low Camp, grand Hotel

Inside 'Charlie Kaufman'

The metafictional mayhem in — and behind — Spike Jonze's Adaptation

The Misfits

Four killer producers on the cutting edge of independent film

The Naked Truth

Lovely and Amazing is just that; the Emperor has no clothes

Reading Between the Lines

Nicholas Shakespeare on S.P.B. Mais

The Hours and Times

Raul Ruiz’s magnificent Proustian dream

Nokia Cinema

Time Bomb

Vengeance is hers in The Terrorist

Marx's Family, Galileo's Daughter and Socrates' Dog

A few of our favorite reads this year

What It Was

Meltdown Music

The best of '99

The End Is Near!

The last movies of the century

The Golden Age of Cinema?

Double Exposure

American Movie Classic

Spun City

The big documentary, plus Kane redux

Tempting Fate

Character and destiny in Being John Malkovich and Dreaming of Joseph Lees

Being Charlie Kaufman

Off-Hollywood's quiet man

Good Golly, Mr. Dalai

Not a Full House

John Dahl's sleeping beauty