
George Clooney’s Voice Was Unrecognizable As South Park’s First Celebrity Guest Star
George Clooney voiced a gay dog on South Park's debut season, recording only barks and grunts, marking the show's first celebrity guest.


George Clooney voiced a gay dog on South Park's debut season, recording only barks and grunts, marking the show's first celebrity guest.

A war film of greed, gold, and survival in the desert, where four soldiers fight for freedom amid a heist gone wrong.

A satirical tale of a U.S. Army unit that once sought to harness psychic power as a weapon of war.

A tale of a tempestuous sea and a fishing vessel doomed beneath its wrath, reviewed for its fury and folly.

A tale of ambition and corruption wherein a young spokesman descends into darkness within a presidential campaign.

Money Monster blends TV screen with real crisis, with Clooney and Roberts caught in a tense thriller that never fully commits to its ideas.

Hail, Caesar! review: the Coen brothers bury a kidnapping plot under studio-fixer texture, with Josh Brolin, George Clooney and a deep 1950s cast.

Up in the Air review: George Clooney fires people for a living, Jason Reitman makes you like him anyway. Cast, real layoffs, and the ending that still lands.

O Brother, Where Art Thou? review: the Coen brothers' 107-minute Depression chase, its cast, and the T-Bone Burnett soundtrack that won Album of the Year.

Batman & Robin (1997) ended Warner Bros.' original Batman run. A look at the toyetic mandate, the 4.4 TMDB score, and why the franchise stopped here.

Wes Anderson's first animated film opened the 2009 London Film Festival. A review of its stop-motion craft, Clooney's voice work, and its moral.

A retro review of From Dusk Till Dawn, the 1996 Rodriguez-Tarantino crime film that turns into a vampire siege, starring Clooney, Keitel and Salma Hayek.
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