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The funny thing about black men in dresses: Why do black comedians like Tyler Perry, Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence don plus-size pantyhose and parade around as their feisty grandmas?; By James Hannaham Mar 21, 2008
"Boarding Gate": This hypnotic, angular thriller about sex, murder, betrayal and money takes you on a feverish journey from nowhere to somewhere.; By Stephanie Zacharek Mar 21, 2008
"Drillbit Taylor": Almost everything Owen Wilson does in this superbad Judd Apatow-produced clunker is funny.; By Stephanie Zacharek Mar 21, 2008
Beyond the Multiplex/IFC: Tyler Perry packs a theater: On the amazing, critic-proof box office magic of the man behind "Meet the Browns."; Mar 21, 2008
"Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who": It is here, it is here, it is here, it is here: Feature-length, animated reparation for the appalling live-action versions of Seuss' books we've recently endured!; By Mary Elizabeth Williams Mar 14, 2008
"Sleepwalking": Dennis Hopper scrapes the bottom of the perversion barrel in this miserable tale of hardship.; By Stephanie Zacharek Mar 14, 2008
King Kaufman's Sports Daily: ESPN documentary on black-college basketball dribbles aimlessly at times, but scores.; By King Kaufman Mar 14, 2008
Beyond the Multiplex/IFC: 3-D returns!: Matt Singer and Andrew O'Hehir take a look at the reemergence of 3-D moviemaking.; Mar 14, 2008
"10,000 BC": This sprawling epic is as lively as a natural history museum diorama. Beware the woolly mammoth!; By Stephanie Zacharek Mar 7, 2008
"The Bank Job": This intricate, slyly entertaining heist movie dazzles -- and delivers a sex symbol with a soul.; By Stephanie Zacharek Mar 7, 2008
"Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day": Don't let this delightfully frothy drawing-room comedy get lost between the sofa cushions.; By Stephanie Zacharek Mar 7, 2008
"10,000 BC" and the prehistoric epic: Stephanie Zacharek and Matt Singer consider furkinis and the joy of re-creating the past.; Mar 7, 2008
"Semi-Pro": Is it time for someone to call foul on Will Ferrell for repeatedly mining the '70s for laughs?; By Stephanie Zacharek Feb 29, 2008
"The Other Boleyn Girl": There's lots of soft-focus sex in this genteel bodice-ripper starring Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson.; By Stephanie Zacharek Feb 29, 2008
"Penelope": In this modern-day fairy tale, Christina Ricci, wearing a prosthetic pig snout, proves she's nothing to snort at.; By Stephanie Zacharek Feb 29, 2008
Beyond the Multiplex: Studying Will Ferrell: Stephanie Zacharek on the comedian's career and character.; Feb 29, 2008
Does Oscar hate his own smell?: The academy shows American-style self-loathing by handing its biggest trophies to foreigners and drowning itself in montages. Save us, George Clooney!; By Cintra Wilson Feb 25, 2008
The truth about "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly": Family and friends of Jean-Dominique Bauby speak out about how Julian Schnabel's Oscar-nominated film honors and defames Bauby's real story.; By Beth Arnold Feb 23, 2008
Push the envelope, please!: Oscar's getting old and saggy. Can he remake himself with a few simple tucks, some carefully placed electrodes and a roll of duct tape?; By James Hannaham Feb 22, 2008
"Vantage Point": The attempted assassination of a U.S. president is seen differently through various people's eyes. Did someone say "Rashomon"?; By Stephanie Zacharek Feb 22, 2008
"The Duchess of Langeais": The push-pull between immediacy and remove pulses through this mysterious tale of obsessive love and treachery.; By Stephanie Zacharek Feb 22, 2008
Beyond the Multiplex: Best-looking Oscar films: Stephanie Zacharek and Matt Singer on the academy's love of landscape.; Feb 22, 2008
Too great to be good: Does Daniel Day-Lewis' overwrought, Oscar-nominated turn in "There Will Be Blood" prove he's too taken with himself to surrender to a role?; By Stephanie Zacharek Feb 20, 2008
Oscar, are you listening?: Salon writers and special guests weigh in on their favorite performances and movies of the year -- and the ones they couldn't stand.; Feb 19, 2008
Oscar and Hollywood in splitsville!: The Academy has turned its back on the multiplex moneymakers and wrapped smaller indie films in its warm, glittery embrace. But Hollywood isn't crying (yet).; By Andrew O'Hehir Feb 18, 2008

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