Movies
Understanding the Gospel of Nat Turner
The leader of the deadly slave revolt had a deep Christian faith that propelled his rebellious actions
The First Armed Art Heist in History Is Being Made Into a Movie
But <i>Ocean’s 11</i>, this isn’t
Director Guillermo del Toro Shares the Monsters in His Closet With the Public
The filmmaker talks about artifacts from his collection that are featured in the LACMA's new exhibition, <i>At Home with Monsters</i>
Why VHS and Five Other Formats May Live Forever
The final VCRs will ship later this month, but if recent history is any indicator, it doesn't mean the VHS format will vanish for good
The History of Women Presidents in Film
Why the science-fiction genre was the first to imagine a female commander-in-chief
Mice Watching "Touch of Evil" Teach Scientists About the Mind's Eye
By tracking mice neurons, scientists hope to understand consciousness
Captain America Is Getting a Real-Life Statue, But Some Say It’s in the Wrong Place
Did Steve Rogers grow up in Brooklyn or the Lower East Side?
Steven Spielberg on Why He Made The BFG
The director talks about the new adaptation, the cast and having John Williams compose the score of the film
The Fantastic Mr. Dahl
The British author’s world—antic, subversive, wildly inventive and monstrously humane—returns to the screen in Steven Spielberg’s <i>The BFG</i>
The Hills Are Alive With the Sound of Bollywood
Learn the history of Mumbai's iconic "cut-to" Switzerland shot
The Library of Congress Needs Your Help to Identify These Silent Movies
For the fifth year, the "Mostly Lost" film festival calls on its audience to help identify obscure details in movie-making history
How Ferris Bueller's Day Off Perfectly Illustrates the Power of Art Museums
Three decades after it premiered, the coming-of-age film remains a classic
Land of Oz Theme Park Will Temporarily Reopen Its Emerald Gates
This June, the yellow brick road will once again take you to see the Wizard
Conservationists Are Worried That “Finding Dory” Could Be Bad for Exotic Fish
Nemo and Dory make for problematic pets
This Computer Algorithm Transforms Movies Into Breathtaking Works of Art
These neural networks can make any moving image into a masterpiece from Picasso to van Gogh
Meet the Man Who Helped Define How Science Fiction Looks
The renowned cartoonist Jean Giraud had a hand in some of science fiction’s most iconic films
Traveling to the Danube? Here's What You Should Read, Watch and Download
Know before you go
Meet the “Mad Scientists” Behind ‘Captain America: Civil War’
In their latest film, directors Joe and Anthony Russo explore the morality of the Star-Spangled Avenger
Who Really Wrote "Citizen Kane"?
Two new books offer divergent theories on the authorship of the much-heralded film
The Starship Enterprise Is Coming in for a New Landing at the Smithsonian
This artifact in the Air and Space Museum collections boldly returns to public view
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