Indiana Jones

Pixar Bangs Out More Superior Kids Fare with Monsters University, And Nothing More

US Gives Dinosaur Bones Back to Mongolia After They Were Sold at Chelsea Auction

It isn't enough that the United States consumes nearly 23 percent of the world's old, chewed-up dinosaur bones. Nor was it enough for Hollywood to commission Jurassic Park sequels 2, 3, and 4. Clearly, one of us had to go steal a gen-u-ine dinosaur bones from Mongolia to satisfy our collective pre- ... More >>

Bathed in Amber Light, 42 Sugars Over the Greatest Generation's Dark Side

Meet Alan Scherstuhl, Your New Voice Film Editor

Good news, Voice faithful: we've got a new film editor!Please join us in welcoming Alan Scherstuhl to the Voice.Alan is a longtime critic and editor with "too many degrees and cities" under his belt. He's covered theater, film, books, and news around the country, including some incredible rants in L ... More >>

Indiana Jones and the Perils of Humanistic Decency

Still joyously disreputable, Raiders comes to IMAX

AMERICAN IDOL

The quest for gold 
never gets old

Dinosaurs in NYC! U.S. Government Seizes T-Rex Remains From Florida Man

Sometimes, on a beautiful Saturday, we find a story like this that makes the day even better.This past week, the head paleontologist at the Museum of Natural History, Mark Norell, noticed a small auction with a listing that should have probably not been there. The auction item was a 11-million-year- ... More >>

Download: Hunny's Bruising, Crashing "I'm History"

​Hunny is the turn-of-the-millenium "return of the rock" played out in real time; it formed when the members of YIMBY-approved Staten Island dance-pop crew Paragraph got bored with glossy beats and threw their drum machines in the trash. The bruising grunge-metal gnashers' debut I'm History w ... More >>

Sexy Jeffrey Eugenides Billboard: Mystery Solved

The Jeffrey Eugenides Billboard in Times Square Is Crazy

Is Jeffrey Eugenides, author of The Virgin Suicides and the new The Marriage Plot, a heartthrob? We've already seen him attempt to defend a woman on New Jersey transit -- it was ill-fated. Now he's swashbuckling away in Times Square, on a huge billboard for his new book:

James Ramsey Tells Us About the 'Low Line,' His Proposed Subterranean Sci-Fi Green Space on the Lower East Side

Raad Studio​James Ramsey, owner and founder of Raad Studio on the Lower East Side, has had a busy week. After New York Magazine unveiled his stunning renderings for The Delancey Underground (or, colloquially, "the Low Line," the name that seems to be sticking) -- an underground community green ... More >>

Top 5 Worst Super Bowl Halftime Shows

Black Eyed Peas, about to be on this list.​The Super Bowl is a wonderful day in the sports calendar, full of drama, excitement, and also some great commercials. However, the dark cloud that hangs over most Super Bowls is that of the halftime show. The history of these halftime shows is as dive ... More >>

New York Landmarks Continue Social Media Revolution: The New York Public Library, Empire State Building

​It seems like everyone is "joining" Twitter or "getting" a Tumblr these days. Especially in the case of certain New York City landmarks, who are taking to social networking like digitized screen-saver fish to a watery stream of information.

Mariah Carey

YO, JOE!

It's still cool to play with G.I. Joe

2008 Film Poll: Coming (at You) Soon

Jeffrey Katzenberg's cure for an ailing movie economy, in all three dimensions.

John Carpenter Lives in a BAM Retrospective

Spend Labor Day with The Thing

Who Does Michael Phelps Really Date?

Praying for a boy/boy encounter with Michael Phelps, and other wooden dreams By Michael Musto

Daily Flog 8/1/08: Bush aides, Williamsburg hipsters under attack!

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

Brendan Fraser seems tired in Rob Cohen's extension of this CGI action franchise

Journey To The Center of the Earth: Pretty Much a Demo Reel

Brendan Fraser falls into a deep, deep hole

Letters 7.2.08

Letters 6.04.08

Sex and the City Journal: Rightbloggers at the Movies

The Cannes Film Festival Thus Far

Reflecting its moment, Cannes 2008 takes a decidedly serious tone

Some Alternate Cannes Awards

Che wins the only Cannes award that really matters: ours

Indiana Jones and the Fortress of Sad Decline

Its very own temple of doom, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull digs Indy into a very deep hole

Son of Rambow: New Blood

The joy of DIY filmmaking persists in Son of Rambow

Ellen Page's Sexuality! Jennifer Garner's Hairdo!

Writer's cramp? No, a nonstop stream of diary during the Oscars telecast.

A Jones for Indiana

It's the Littlest-Blockbuster-That-Could. The notorious fan-made remake of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' rides into Anthology Film Archives.

Peeping Bomb

With Hitchcock in its rear window, bland voyeur thriller does its best not to perturb(ia) you

Orgy of Sequels to Climax in 2007

Will the public get off, or just the studios?

Slithering Heights

The year's most shameless B-movie delivers exactly what it promises

The David Lynch of Video Games!

Better Than Angelina Jolie!

Say 'Yes' to Drugs and Unveil the Secrets of Ancient Civilizations

Horoscope

Slime Pickings

Latex vaginas + Boba Fetts on steroids = choreographed black-on-black-in-blackness

Film

Film

Pulp Reloaded

Going for the Jugular of Sensation: Art Imitates Lowlife at the Brooklyn Museum of Art

It's All Over Now

Legends of the Fall

Lone Gunmen

The Waterboy

Flails From the Crypt

Expired Ham

Aardman Hatches a Chick Flick

The Joy Cluck Club

Martyr Complex

Earth: India's splitting headache in '47

Tooning In

Disney Imports a Japanese Auteur-Animator