James Cameron

Arnold Schwarzenegger returns in The Last Stand

But do we still need him?

Fringe Festival 2011: A preview of your best bets

Theater fans can pick from 168 shows

soft chaos

The best sci-fi music videos ever

Like a puppy​Jeremy Messersmith's recently released video for his song "Tatooine" is a fucking adorable little construction paper synopsis of the Star Wars OT (original trilogy, hello?) set to a sparse guitar and piano whisper of a song.And, since we're total nerds, we're taking the occasion to re ... More >>

Bangs, "Meet Me On Facebook"

​Praise whichever god oversees twilight-of-pubescence Sudanese rap. "Take U To Da Movies" was all you needed in 2009, it's true...but things are so different now. We can't swim in the Gulf of Mexico thanks to the British, we can't anticipate Avatar because it was a terrible movie and James Cameron ... More >>

Birdemic: Shock and Terror to screen in Minneapolis

​Ever wonder what would have happened if Ed Wood been the one to film Hitchcock's The Birds? The resulting movie may have looked a little like the low-budget, stock-footage laden, pending cult classic Birdemic: Shock and Terror.

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The Lost Art of Conversation

Pandora's panache vs. a table for two

Weekend movie guide: See it or flee it?

You've got 10 bucks and two hours, and you don't want to waste any of it. We can help.

Weekend movie guide: See it or flee it?

You've got 10 bucks and two hours, and you don't want to waste any of it. We can help.

Mischke show notes: Jan. 19, 2010

Join the conversation with T.D. Mischke on today's 'In The Stream' live from 2 - 3:30 p.m.

Weekend movie guide: See it or flee it?

You've got 10 bucks and two hours, and you don't want to waste any of it. We can help.

Mischke show notes: Jan. 6, 2010

Join the conversation with T.D. Mischke on today's 'In The Stream' live from 2 - 3:30 p.m.

What if Avatar had been cast by music critics?

Ziggy Stardust-era David Bowie would have played Miles Quaritch, for starters.

Weekend movie guide: See it or flee it?

You've got 10 bucks and two hours, and you don't want to waste any of it. We can help.

James Cameron's Avatar glitters in the first half

Titanic director's $25M movie cannot subsist on 3-D alone

Friday Night at the Movies

Your best bets on the big screen this weekend.

Kate and Leo reunite for suburban hell that is Revolutionary Road

The only sinking ship in this storyline is the couples' marriage

Summer film: Batman saves the season, a little Sex doesn't hurt

Independent films went south, but thank the Knight for the blockbuster

Tom Petty and more

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I Am LegendHas It

Rock & Roll & Cannes '07

Here are the week's best releases from the pop culture universe

Imaginary Friends

They drive Maseratis, fly in private jets, and bed 'perfect ten' models—just like us

My Summer of Love

Minnesota filmmakers remember the warm-weather flicks that got them hot (or bothered)

Self-Help for Superheroes

The new 'Batman' begins on the couch and stays there

Whose Life Is It, Anyway?

'Solaris' favors faith and reality over science fiction

Returning to Earth

The Road Home leads director Zhang Yimou back where he started

History Lessens

Pearl Harbor is a Bay that will live in infamy

The Battle in Seattle

Dark Angel fights against a dystopian future, but surrenders to the tropes of today's TV

On the Rebound

This year's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Film Festival finds new queer cinema yearning to forget its affair with Hollywood

Auteur Overboard

French blockbuster maker Luc Besson delivers his non-awaited director's cut of The Big Blue

Getting Naked

Director Jane Campion strips away her pretensions in Holy Smoke

Our Dumb Century

Günter Grass writes a hundred stories about the 20th Century in Germany

The Land of Youth

Hayao Miyazaki has devoted his films to mapping the idylls of childhood. Now, with his masterly Princess Mononoke, Japan's Walt Disney sets out for a new wilderness.

Desperation Unknown

Unlike the flop-sweating neurotics of his comedies, Albert Brooks the director shows none of the comedian's high anxiety

1923

Scarlett Fever

The Pluck of the Irish

From traditional reels to Celt rave-ups, local Irish music addresses the troubled times of its homeland

Real to Reel

Minnesota filmmaker Wendell Jon Andersson has devoted the better part of his youth to creating his debut feature, With or Without You

Overboard

The Big One (Again): James Cameron's Titanic.

Born Again

Dreaming in Metaphors: Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) lies on a bed of Others in Alien Resurrection.