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Oliver Stone's biopic uses an extraordinary performance from Val Kilmer to create a vision of the '60s that's as much metaphor as it is the real thing.

The legendary jazz man ventured toward rock 'n' roll in 1971, with extraordinary results.

Released 35 years ago, Paul Mazurksky's comedy touched on serious topics without giving up its zany foundations.

A towering monument to the glorious absurdity, inconceivable decision-making and gonzo onscreen antics that make Hollywood so adorable.

Series shifted cultural landscape with its comedic accomplishments, as well as its willingness to tackle divisive social issues.

Highlights from the groundbreaking TV sitcom include guest stars, confrontations and poignant moments.

The ad campaign, which debuted in 1984, has a long and fascinating history.

The end of televised cigarette ads changed everything from the entertainment industry to advertising itself.

Ken Russell's direction and Paddy Chayefsky's script combine for almost-great things.

The follow-up to 1978's 'Every Which Way but Loose' easily equals the first film's goofy comedic charm.

The last Pierce Brosnan entry had more than just the kitchen sink packed into it. A lot more.

Daniel Craig's first turn as Bond revealed a darker side of the agent with a license to kill.