From left: Benicio Del Toro, Salma Hayek, Blake Lively, Taylor Kitsch. (Photos by Pacific Coast News | Ixtlan | Getty Images) The Bottom LineShould you see it?Yes. Why?Oliver Stone's newest is a return to his early years as he takes his foot off the topical peddle and simply tells a good old-fashioned violent love story.It isn't Oliver Stone's fault he hasn't made a movie like this since the Clinton Administration. Since Any Given Sunday in 1999, Stone has made a 9/11 movie (World Trade...Read Full Story

Oliver Stone stirred up some controversy this weekend when he was discussing plans for his new 10-part documentary, called Oliver Stone's Secret History of America. The series will be centered around dictators Josephy Stalin and Adolf Hitler, who Stone says has been a "scapegoat" throughout history. He said (via NBCNewYork.com): "We can't judge people as only 'bad' or 'good.' [Hitler] is the product of a series of actions. It's cause and effect. People in America don't know the connection...Read Full Story

Super-sweet celebrity couple Shia LaBeouf and Carey Mulligan met on the set of Oliver Stone’s new film Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, so the director is quick to take credit for setting them up. He said: “It was all thanks to me! I was thrilled when I realized they were going to be an item. It just made their scenes together all the better -- especially the love scenes. Let's just say it was no stretch for them!" Shia and Carey, who were first linked in August last year, didn’t let...Read Full Story

Director Oliver Stone and actors Elizabeth Banks and Josh Brolin arrive at the New York premiere of "W." at Ziegfeld Clearview Cinemas on October 14, 2008 in New York City. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images North America)Oliver Stone is known for some bold choices and "W" looks to be no exception.The movie opens tomorrow across the country (see pictures from the New York premiere here). If you've seen the trailer, you know the cast isn't exactly the spitting image of their counterparts in...Read Full Story