A film made for far less than the average Hollywood blockbuster just completely humiliated many of the larger studios at the Oscars.

Batman saved the stultifying Academy Awards show without actor Michael Keaton having to say a single word.

According to the a report, the couple has been keeping their children away from show business, and it has been good for them.

Was Angel Studios' latest epic a must-see film? Or was it a disappointing follow-up to "Sound of Freedom"?

"You made a Holocaust movie and won an Oscar. And you are Jewish. Good for you," the president of the Holocaust Survivor's Foundation said.

James Woods is more or less a pariah now in far-left Hollywood, thanks to his conservative political views.

"We saw a real appetite for bigger-budgeted movies, the $20 million to $50 million films, which have been harder to presell..."

Behind the spectacle of "Dune: Part Two" is a conservative Republican's warning about the corosive nature of power.

Instead of looking inward, at least one Disney executive is looking outward when it comes to placing blame for recent box-office failures.

The director called herself "properly scared of it, which feels like a good place to start." That's one way to put it.