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A review of the film "Mama," starring Jessica Chastain and directed by Andy Muschietti, is presented.

The article reviews several films including "The Tree of Life" directed by Terrence Malick, "The Descendants" directed by Alexander Payne, and "Bridesmaids" starring Kristen Wiig.

The article looks at popular motion pictures released in 2010. Films mentioned include "The Social Network," starring Jesse Eisenberg, "The Kids Are All Right," starring Julianne Moore and Annette Bening, and "Toy Story 3," starring Tom Hanks and Tim Allen. The author also comments on the performances of Jeremy Renner and Ben Affleck in "The Town."

The article reviews "Entertainment Weekly's" list of the best films of 2009 including "Up in the Air," starring George Clooney, directed by Jason Reitman, "Inglorious Basterds," starring Christoph Waltz, directed by Quentin Tarantino, and "I Love You, Man," starring Paul Rudd, directed by John Hamburg. INSETS: THE WORST FILMS OF THE YEAR;THE WORST FILMS OF THE YEAR.

The article presents information about the lyrics and success of 50 songs from the music group The Beatles which were chosen as the group's top 50 sings by "Entertainment Weekly" magazine. A discussion of the social impact that several of the songs, including "A Hard Day's Night" and "Let It Be," continue to have in 2009 is presented. INSET: HOW RICH ARE THE BEATLES?.

The article presents a list of motion pictures considered to be the best movie of 2008, including "The Wrestler," "The Dark Knight," and "Rachel Getting Married."

The article lists the 50 sexiest films ever made, such as "Out of Sight," "His Girl Friday," and "Mr. & Mrs. Smith." INSETS: ONE-SCENE WONDERS;SCIENCE FICTION TRIPLE FEATURE.

The article lists the top 100 new classic films between 1983-2008, including "Pulp Fiction," "Rushmore," and "Speed." INSETS: Five Romantic Gestures;Five Cool Deaths;Five Perfect Posters;EW.com Poll

The article reviews the best and worst films of the year 2007 according to the author. The films reviewed favorably include "I'm Not There," directed by Todd Haynes, "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead," directed by Sidney Lumet, "Michael Clayton," directed by Tony Gilroy and "Superbad," directed by Greg Mottola. Among the worst films viewed by the author are "Youth Without Youth," directed by Francis Ford Coppolla and "Hannibal Rising."

The article presents reviews of the films at the Sundance Film Festival from two critics. Among the movies discusses, Julien Temple's "Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten," Charles Ferguson's "No End in Sight," and Adrienne Shelly's "Waitress," starring Keri Russell.

Reviews the best and worst films of 2004 including "Sideways," "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and "Before Sunset."

Features several film critics and their criticisms on the 2004 nominees for Oscars Awards.

Reviews several motion pictures, including "Open Water," directed by Chris Kentis, "Down to the Bone," directed by Debra Ganik, and "Metallica: Some Kind of Monster," directed by Bruce Sinofsky and Joe Berlinger.

Provides information on several top motion pictures in 2003, including "The Lord of the Rings" and "American Splendor."

Presents comments on several motion pictures in the U.S., such as the motion pictures 'About Schmidt,' 'Talk to Her,' and 'Adaptation.'

Presents information on films featured at the 2002 Toronto International Film Festival.

Provides information on several films that were exhibited at the 26th Toronto International Film Festival on September 11, 2001.

Presents a ranking of motion pictures released in 1999 in the United States.

Reviews several motion pictures. `The Thin Red Line,' directed by Terrence Malick; `Stepmom,' directed by Chris Columbus; `A Civil Action,' directed by Steven Zaillian.

Feature the best and worst movies of 1998 in the United States. `Saving Private Ryan'; `Happiness'; `The Truman Show'; `Shakespeare in Love'; `A Simple Plan.'

Reviews several motion pictures released in the United States for the Christmas holiday season. `You've Got Mail,' starred by Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan; `Psycho,' starred by Vince Vaughn and Anne Heche; `The Prince of Egypt'; `Star Trek: Insurrection,' directed by Jonathan Frakes.

Reviews some of the movies featured at the 23rd annual Toronto International Film Festival. `Very Bad Things'; `Broken Vessels'; `Another Day in Paradise'; `A Tale of Autumn.'

Looks at Howard Stern's transition into a movie star. The motion picture `Private Parts'; Background on Stern; Career highlights; His unrefined on-air style; His image as comedy's ultimate bad boy.

Presents the author's selections for the best motion pictures of 1996. `Breaking the Waves,' directed by Lars von Trier; `Big Night,' codirected by Stanley Tucci; `Trainspotting,' directed by Danny Boyle; `The Crucible,' directed by Nicholas Hytner; `Trees Lounge,' directed by Steve Buscemi; `I Shot Andy Warhol,' directed by Mary Harron; Jan De Bont's `Twister'; `Swingers'; Milos Forman's `The People vs. Larry Flynt,'; `Tin Cup.'

Presents information on the best and worst movies of 1995. `Crumb'; `Toy Story'; `Clockers'; `Dead Man Walking'; Others.

Features a guide to the best bets in all 23 categories of the 1995 Academy Awards, to be aired March 27, 1995. Tom Hanks for Best Actor; Jessica Lange for Best Actress; Best Supporting Actor and Actress; Best Director; Best Picture; Other categories; Items in each nominee's favor; Items against each nominee; The odds; Critics' choices.

Presents a list of the best and worst movies of 1994. The ten best; `Pulp Fiction'; `Natural Born Killers'; `Ed Wood'; `Quiz Show'; `The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl'; `BackBeat'; `The Boys of St. Vincent'; More; The five worst; `Being Human'; `Exit to Eden'; More; Best and worst performances; Honorable mentions; Critical ratings. INSETS: Best overacting;Worst accents;Worst movie you never saw.

Presents `Entertainment Weekly' magazine's roster of outstanding movies in 1993. Identification of `The Piano' as `Entertainment Weekly' magazine's 1993 Movie of the Year; Movie description; `Entertainment Weekly' magazine's roster of worst movies.

Ranks the ten best and five worst films of 1992. Best films include `The Player,' `Glengarry Glen Ross,' `The Best Intentions'; Worst films include `1492: Conquest of Paradise,' `The Bodyguard,' `Prelude to a Kiss'; More. INSET: Honor roll..

The article offers a reflection on the life and work of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman following his death in February 2014. Topics include his struggle with prescription drug and heroin abuse, his ability to find the humanity in each role he played, and his role in the motion picture "Capote" for which he won an Academy Award for best actor.

The article reviews the top films of 2013 according to "Entertainment Weekly" which include "12 Years a Slave" starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, "American Hustle" starring Christian Bale, and "Before Midnight" starring Ethan Hawke.

The article reviews several motion pictures including "Lincoln," directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Daniel Day-Lewis, "Amour," directed by Michael Haneke and starring Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva, and "Silver Linings Playbook," directed by David O. Russell.

This article discusses the overexposure to superhero movies that have come out in the summer of 2011. The author calls it Superhero Fatigue. The author states that Superhero Fatigue is based upon the idea that the same back stories are being shown repeatedly, that there are too many sequels, prequels, and reboots, and that movie studios are beginning to feature lesser-known heroes, such as Thor and Captain America.

An article is presented that reports on summer movies that will begin airing in May 2011. The article discusses how these movies typically feature action, special effects, science fiction, or superheroes, noting that many sequels in film franchises will also premiere. Critics Owen Gleiberman and Lisa Schwarzbaum present their five most anticipated films, which include "The Hangover Part II," "Friend With Benefits," "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," "Cowboys & Aliens," and "The Tree of Life."

The article reviews the film "Rendition," starring Reese Witherspoon and Jake Gyllenhaal and directed by Gavin Hood.

This article lists the best motion pictures of 2006 according to "Entertainment Weekly" writer Owen Gleiberman. Gleiberman cites the motion picture "Casino Royale," starring Daniel Craig, as the top motion picture of 2006. The motion picture "United 93" is cited as the second ranked motion picture. "The Good Shepherd" is the Gleiberman's third ranked motion picture of 2006. INSET: The Worst.

The article highlights the movie "Blood Diamond," directed by Edward Zwick and starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Djimon Hounsou, and considers the broader topic of the role of movies which try to convey a social message. The author speculates that increasingly, films that arrive in theaters with a timely message often seem to released into a cultural vacuum of indifference. He comments on what he calls a reality-based media culture that bombards viewers with advocacy. INSET: Got the Message?.

The authors comment on several motion pictures in the U.S. They cite a couple of films that were released during the summer season. Both of them criticize the films Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and Little Miss Sunshine. They describe A Scanner Darkly, a film directed by Richard Linklater.

Provides information on several motion pictures based on television shows in the U.S., including "Bewitched."

Reviews the motion picture "Brokeback Mountain," directed by Ang Lee, starring Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal.