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The Goldfinch Is a Handsome Movie, But It Lies Flat as a Painting

By Stephanie Zacharek

Former Classmates Ansel Elgort and Timothée Chalamet Can't Agree on Who Was Cooler in High School

By Cady Lang

Baby Driver Is Fast, Furious and Full of Heart

By Stephanie Zacharek

There's Nothing Urgent About Insurgent

By Richard Corliss
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Watch Tris Get a Haircut in the Final Insurgent Trailer

The second movie in the Divergent trilogy comes out March 20

By Nolan Feeney

Director Jason Reitman: 'The Internet Opens Up So Many False Opportunities to Feel Loved'

The director of Men, Women & Children talks technology, sex-ed and why the first search for porn is really about understanding where we come from

By Nolan Feeney / Toronto

Review: 'Men, Women & Children' Shows How Sexting Is Ruining America

Adam Sandler watches porn, Jennifer Garner wants to wipe out social media and teens are twisted tweeters in Jason Reitman's jeremiad against the 21st century

By Richard Corliss

ALS Ice-Water Stunt Collects Over $1 Million

More than $1 million was raised over the weekend

By Justin Worland

Here’s Why The Fault in Our Stars Fans Have Nothing to Cry About

There’s plenty of John Green to come. Okay? Okay.

By Ashley Ross

The Difference Between Cancersploitation and Art—According to a Cancer Survivor

Whether we view cancer films as outsiders or insiders, the best movies in the genre provide catharsis.

Box Office: The Fault in Our Stars Falls to Earth

The cancer romancer based on John Green's best-seller took a Saturday hit on its way to a $48-million weekend

By Richard Corliss

Box Office Stars Align for Fault's Opening Weekend

Made for just $12 million, the movie of John Green's YA best-seller grossed $26.1 million on its opening day. That could be just the start of a June juggernaut.

By Richard Corliss

You'll Never Guess Which Country is the Most Obsessed With The Fault In Our Stars

Hint: there are three stars on its flag

By Jack Linshi

The Fault in Our Stars Earns Its Big Fat Tears

Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort shine as the cancer teens — one grave, the other gallant — in the mostly fine movie made from John Green's YA best-seller

By Richard Corliss

WATCH: Fault in Our Stars Actor Tap-Dances With Fallon

Those are some Astaire-like moves right there

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Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort Got Vulnerable During The Fault In Our Stars

Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort play brother and sister in the dystopian setting the recent blockbuster Divergent, where humanity grapples with categorization as a means of societal control. But shortly after filming the film, which...

By Emily Zemler
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