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Werner Herzog’s eerie documentary chronicles the work of Timothy Treadwell, an extremely dedicated environmentalist who lived amongst bears in the wild for 13 years before being vi…

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Takeshi Kitano returns to his roots with this bloody Yakuza tale about a small crew trying to keep two rival syndicates from engaging in all-out war.

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Black Swan director Darren Aronofsky made his debut with this often unsettling black-and-white science fiction thriller that ultimately might be too smart for its own good.

You don’t want to wear the Stupid Helmet, do you? Go back to a time when Star Wars was just one movie and revisit all eight seasons of one of the best sitcoms ever.

Meet the man behind the character who many consider to be the heart and soul of Sesame Street in this fascinating and inspiring documentary.

Not everyone in the Big House belongs there. Here are a few examples of cinematic miscarriages of justice available for immediate conviction on Netflix, some of which are based on …

Billy Corben’s portrait of a long-gone New York City spotlights Peter Gatien, the eyepatch-sporting club guru who owned several ’80s hotspots.

Matthew McConaughey delivers one of his best-ever performances as defense attorney Mickey Haller in this slick adaptation of Michael Connelly’s crime novel.

Steven Silver’s harrowing docudrama showcases four conflict photographers based in Apartheid-ravaged South Africa who risked life and limb in capturing “the truth.”

Ron Howard burns rubber and crunches metal in his directorial debut, a likable B-movie quickie from uber-producer Roger Corman.

Celine Danhier’s alternately fascinating and infuriating documentary takes a look at New York City’s “No Wave” filmmaking movement that featured such underground artists as Nick Ze…

Now that the Academy Awards are over and there were once again losses that should’ve been wins, pay homage to unacknowledged greatness with a look back at some notable Oscar snubs …

The Material Girl explores her favorite subject — herself — in this shameless (and terrifically entertaining) vanity project disguised as a “documentary.”