• The Cannes Film Festival wrapped up, with Michael Haneke’s “The White Ribbon” taking the gold, and “Antichrist” nabbing honors too. (The Ecumenical Jury was less impressed.)
• In the wake of the festival, we offered an updated survey of the Oscar landscape ahead.
• With “Up” finally hitting our screens this week, we chatted to director Pete Docter.
• And with ten features now under their belt, this week’s list ranked the best (and worst) of Pixar.
• This week’s Page to Screen also returned to childhood, reflecting on the cinematic possibilities of “Where the Wild Things Are.”
• The nostalgic vein continues with a revisiting of “Apocalypse Now,” thirty years on.
• Newly released concept art provided a faint glimpse of what’s coming in James Cameron’s “Avatar.”
• Speaking of Cameron, a look at what went wrong with “Terminator Salvation” at the box office.
• On a happier note, “Drag Me to Hell” proved an absolute blast.