The borderline psychotic and spiritually adrift "Taxi Driver" protagonist has inspired an army of misguided movie souls.

This year's fest is the host of several big premieres, including the sci-fi thriller "Source Code" and the comedy "Paul," as well as festival favorites like "Being Elmo," "Super" and "Win Win."

The Academy Awards have become a snoozefest. David Medsker would love to shake things up with his five upset picks.

Everyone's taken a job they hated for the money. For actors, though, it's preserved on film forever. D'oh!

From Potter and "Paul" to the X-Men and the Muppets, 2011 is shaping up to be an interesting year for moviegoers.

Our trip to Cape Town included a tour of the set, interviews with the likes of Danny Trejo and Luke Goss, a chance to be an extra in a fight scene, some quality time with a bunch of locked-and-loaded cars, and more.

Nic Cage's career is filled with dazzling peaks ("Raising Arizona," "Adaptation") and dreadful valleys ("Snake Eyes").

Names like Johnny Depp, Seth Rogen, Simon Pegg and Matt Damon headline a promising winter movie season.

It took a while to warm up, but 2010 eventually gave us memorable highlights like "The Social Network" and "Scott Pilgrim." Along with more 3D than anyone asked for.

"The Ref" and "Die Hard" aren't traditional Christmas movies. And that's why we enjoy them so much this time of year.

A new Coen Brothers joint, a "Tron" sequel, and Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis in leotards. Ho, ho, ho!

Attention gorehounds! As the "Saw" series wraps up, we revisit some of our favorite bloody moments and send the horror franchise off in style.

The sophomore class of our Directors Hall of Fame boasts both old-school legends like Coppola and Kubrick and new-school kings of cult like Tarantino and the Coen Brothers.

Directors like David Fincher, Michael Bay and Spike Jonze got their start by telling rock stars to act like rock stars. Check out our list of music video directors who jumped to the big screen.

Tune in this fall for the "Jackass" crew in 3D, the beginning for Facebook and the beginning of the end for Potter.

It doesn't happen often, but when a group of action stars teams up, the results can be ass-kickingly awesome.

From "Planet of the Apes" to "The Matrix," Hollywood has long enjoyed exploring the idea of humanity on its last legs.

The summer movie scene is always a push and pull between your wallet and your inner filmophile. Check out our preview for Summer 2010's best picks.

This year's SXSW featured the debut of "Kick-Ass" and several other top-notch films.

"Hot Tub Time Machine" is easily one of the funniest movies we've seen in years. We had a chance to talk with just about everyone involved in the film, including Craig Robinson, Rob Corddry, and Crispin Glover.

From world premieres of “Kick-Ass” and “MacGruber,” to an exclusive first look at Robert Rodriguez’s “Predators,” this year’s SXSW looks to be one of the most exciting festivals to date.

Take a look at ten of Johnny Depp's most under-appreciated roles, including "Donnie Brasco" and HST's epic "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas."

The City of Love has played host to plenty of great films over the years. We take a look at 15 of the best Paris movies to date.

Though winter typically sees the worst of the year's movies, Winter 2010 should be better than most.

The first decade of the new millenium played host to some industry-defining movies. These 10 movies gave the world a look into Hollywood's future.

When it comes to the holiday movie season, quantity matters less than quality. This year's crop of films include new projects from Peter Jackson, James Cameron and Clint Eastwood.

A collection of our favorite movies that are set in the City So Nice They Named It Twice, including "Dog Day Afternoon" and "Ghostbusters."

Nothing's sexier than a woman with a gun. Or a knife. Or a Hattori Hanzō sword.

Now that the autumn months are upon us, popcorn pictures are out and more traditionally grown-up fare (including the yearly parade of awards contenders) is in.

Chances are Daniel Radcliffe will always be Harry Potter in the eyes of moviegoers, but he wouldn't be the only actor who couldn't escape the shadow of a past character.

There's just something about two great actors squaring off that makes for some of the most memorable cinematic moments.

Vampires are often painted as dark, sinister characters with a penchant for gothic fashion and a taste for blood that can never be fully quenched. Once in a while, we're gifted with bloodsuckers who can see the funny side of their affliction…or if they can't, then at least the viewers can.

Take a look at some of Denzel's lesser known roles. They aren't always the best films, but Washington makes them worth viewing.

It seems like Tom Hanks is always cast as the nice guy. We found ten movies for which he played something from the darker side of life.

In the days before J.J. Abrams revealed the new "Star Trek," we looked back at the previous cinematic voyages of the Starship Enterpirse.

Summer 2009 is the season of sequels - "Terminator: Salvation" and "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" just to name a few - but are any of them worth seeing?

Bullz-Eye visited the set of Zack Snyder's "Watchmen" and reported back on his first-hand account of one of the year's most anticipated films.

We take a look at the most recent Oscar oversights. It's not that the winners weren't good, we just thought some other nominees (and some films that went unnominated) deserved it more.

Movies like "Cloverfield" and "300" started to change the paradigm around the winter movie lineup. Studios are finally putting out some good titles during the colder months, and the 2009 Winter should be one of the best in years.

When it's time to look back at the year in movies, most critics tend to agree on one thing: it could have been better. But what many fail to realize is that 2008 also delivered arguably some of the best films of the decade.

Jeff Giles has taken a look at the seasonal release schedule, whittled it down to its strongest contenders, and assembled a list of BE-approved movies for your holiday season. Your welcome.

Since their work on the "Godfather" trilogy, DeNiro and Pacino have been cosmically linked. They can work without one another, though, as these solo performances show.

If you’ve been patiently waiting for the first autumn chill to come and carry off the hot buttered scent of the summer’s long succession of tentpole films, 2008’s fall lineup won’t disappoint.

Our "Watchmen" preview tells you everything you need to know before you the latest Alan Moore piece hit the big screen.

Nothing exemplifies the special bond between brothers like the fraternal pairs in this great list of movies.

Michael Caine has one of the most commanding and endearing onscreen presences of any actor in the business. Our Caine File has ten of his hidden highlight performances.

How many television properties has Hollywood ruined by turning them into movies? Too many to count, but this list of ten is a start.

Robert Downey, Jr. has had a resurgence of late, but you probably missed these seven earlier performances.

Harrison Ford has played some of the most memorable characters in cinema (Han Solo, Indiana Jones, Jack Ryan), but what about some of his lesser known roles?

Summer 2008 included three of the best superhero pics yet made and sequels to classic franchises like "The X-Files" and "Indiana Jones."

New York Comic-Con 2008 previewed epic titles like "The Incredible Hulk" and "Hellboy II: The Golden Army."

From "Reefer Madness" to "Half Baked," people have been lighting up on screen for decades. We've put together a short list of our favorite cinematic stoners to celebrate your favorite April holiday this year.

Not every animated film starts with the Walt Disney castle and a song from Elton John. Here's a list of some great animated films the world has forgotten.

Last year's Academy Awards broadcast was as dull as award shows come. But with enough snubs and surprises to keep almost every race close, this year could be one of the most exciting shows in ages.

Not everyone has received the recognition they deserve. David Medsker lists five Oscar snubs who are bound to win a golden statue at some point in their careers.

Revisit the roller coaster ride that is Will Ferrell's hit-or-miss filmography.

We say goodbye to Heath Ledger with a short list of our favorite performances from the versatile young actor.

The 2008 winter season follows the unfortunate trend of a terrible lineup. The most exciting film is "Cloverfield," a movie that can hardly live up to its hype.

Not all blades are created equal, therefore their cinematic moments should be treated in a similar manner. Bullz-Eye offers up the ten most badass knife scenes in movie history.

Say what you will about the banal summer season and the mediocre selection of Oscar bait: 2007 was a good year for movies. Jason Zingale and David Medsker run down their best and worst films of the year.

The holiday movie season has your requisite Christmas cheer, balanced out by one of the more eclectic end-of-year slates we can remember seeing.

Whether it's the teen horror gore or the great social commentary horror we love, the genre is full of gruesome death scenes. We offer 20 of the best.

It may not have the superheroes and pirates the summer season brings, but the fall season is filled with promising prospects, including the return of the Western with "3:10 to Yuma."

Comic-Con has become the place for major geek movie previews. It's not just comics anymore, it's anything the nerd in you could possibly love.

We take a look back at the most eventful and uneventful summer movies of years past.

The MTV Movie Awards give even the most far-flung films in the industry a chance at a golden statue, even if it is a golden bucket of popcorn.

There's nothing hotter in Hollywood right now than comic book blockbusters. We take a look at the history of comic book films and where they're headed in the future.

Summer 2007 was another big season packed with sequels and must-see hits like "Transformers" and "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End."

Who is the biggest badass in entertainment history? It's the kind of hypothetical that could keep a group of guys up until the wee hours of the morning. We set out to answer the question. Which badass ultimately prevailed?

The 2007 Oscar season was full of leaks, but that didn't prevent a few surprises. Our preview took a look at the merit of each nominee.

With the second class of our Directors Hall of Fame set to be announced this fall, look back on the members of our inaugural class – a group that includes Steven Spielberg and Martin Scorsese.

Blockbuster thinks it has what it takes to go up against Netflix, but is that just wishful thinking? Jason Zingale takes the new DVD rental service for a spin.

Despite some expected releases, the winter of 2007 had a few potental sleeper hits release to the box office.

2006 was a rough year for movies. Yes, there were some good films, but there was more crap than there should have been. We cover it all.

For every great holiday movie, there are at least a dozen terrible turds that make you cringe every time a new holiday movie is released.

The holiday season of 2006 has a lot to live up to. The previous year had both "Harry Potter" and "Lord of the Rings" films. Can it possibly fill those shoes?

What's a monster without his lust for a human woman? Nothing, that's what.

A lot of movies wouldn't be what they are without the music that's in them. We take a look at the top 40 music moments in film history.

There's a lot to look forward to this fall with new films from Martin Scorsese and Christopher Nolan, another "Jackass" and the new Bond starring Daniel Craig.

As the mother of all popcorn movie genres sinks into the sunset, Bullz-Eye takes a tearful look back at our favorite disaster movies, from birds and viruse, to aliens and tornadoes.

The summer movie season starts out with a bang this year, with a big-time movie hitting the screens each weekend in May, and wraps up in August with "Snakes on a Plane."

With superhero movies on the rise, Bullz-Eye takes a look into the future – both near and far – to see what you can expect in the next few months. Or in some cases, years.

Need help with your Oscar predictions? David Medsker and Jason Zingale break down all the major categories for the biggest (and longest) dog and pony show in Hollywood.

We salute “Jarhead” for giving us the expression that succinctly describes our feelings towards the winter movie release schedule: Welcome to the suck.

We can't see everything, but we still managed to catch damn near every movie that hit theaters in 2005. David Medsker and Jason Zingale offer their lists of the best and worst of the year.

With so many must-see films to choose from, Bullz-Eye makes sure you spend your money wisely this holiday season with a breakdown of all the new movies coming to theaters.

We put our heads together – and in the process nearly bashed each other's heads in – and assembled what might be the most atypical list of horror movies you'll find.

Sometimes, making a sequel to a movie is not such a bad idea. True, most of them are cynical, half-assed money plays, but there are a handful of sequels that actually improve upon the original.

You can't talk about the best sequels without talking about the worst ones as well, so Bullz-Eye compiled a list of the movies so irredeemable that those responsible will surely be watching them "Clockwork Orange" style for all eternity in the afterlife.

The new installment in the "Harry Potter" franchise headlines the new fall season, along with the buzzworthy "Walk the Line" and the big screen revival of "Firefly."

There's not a whole lot of originality this summer, with three TV adaptations, 10 remakes, and four sequels comprising most of your summer entertainment options.

For a sport that induces rabid obsession in its fans and narcolepsy in its detractors, there have been a startling number of well made, and totally different, movies about baseball.