Richard Rushfield

<p>Will Ferrell’s new movie <i>The Campaign</i> is perfectly fine—but <i>Richard Rushfield</i> wishes the once inventive comedian would try harder.</p>

<p>After being on top for 50 years, <i>Citizen Kane</i> has been deposed—by <i>Vertigo</i>—as the greatest film of all time. <i>Richard Rushfield</i> blames Twitter and backlash culture.</p>

Richard Rushfield asserts Christopher Nolan’s Batman series are the best comic-book movies ever made.

<p>Seeing the genuinely funny <i>Ted</i> got <i>Richard Rushfield</i> thinking about the horrible drought in American comedy right now. He names seven culprits, from <i>SNL</i> to Internet dating.</p>

Charging toward a Best Picture win, the French film cleaned up at the dressed-down Independent Spirit Awards.

Clooney has gone from a sure bet for Best Actor to losing to Jean Dujardin. Richard Rushfield explains.

<p>Woody Allen’s career-high moneymaker has received multiple Oscar nominations, including for Best Picture. <i>Richard Rushfield</i> speaks for those who hate it. &nbsp;</p>

Richard Rushfield’s Oscar Bait column looks at who stands a chance of beating Meryl Streep.

If the pious Oscar ceremony is how Hollywood wants to see itself, The Globes show how it really is, writes Richard Rushfield.

<p>In <i>Rampart</i>, Woody Harrelson plays a corrupt, violent LAPD officer. He talked to Richard Rushfield about why he never wanted to play a cop and being a “friggin’ happy” person.</p>