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Filmmaker Kathryn Bigelow went into "The Hurt Locker" with two looming challenges.

The 12th annual Savannah Film Festival, hosted by the Savannah College of Art and Design, closed tonight, Saturday, November 7 after a full week of special screenings and award presentations.

Modesto native Jeremy Renner edged closer to a possible Oscar nomination as he took home one of the first honors of the award season: the Hollywood Awards.

I'm not sure why playing Jeffrey Dahmer in what one critic hailed as "a sensitive, non-exploitative serial-killer movie" qualifies Jeremy Renner to play a military bomb-disposal expert in the best and perhaps last of the Iraq-era war movies, but there you have it.

Go see The Hurt Locker and try not to emerge as a big fan of Jeremy Renner ; I'd say that's close to impossible.

Go see The Hurt Locker and try not to emerge as a big fan of Jeremy Renner ; I'd say that's close to impossible.

When it's 125 degrees in the blazing Jordanian desert with no shade in sight and a 100-pound suit on your back, acting is possibly the last thing on your mind.

After drawing rave reviews for his turn in Katherine Bigelow's "The Hurt Locker", Jeremy Renner is in talks to join Ben Affleck's latest directorial effort "The Town". The drama, about a notorious Boston bank robber who falls in love with the pretty lady who hands out the bank's money, begins production this September.A Renner, an actor who's been ...

T he movies have given us a few famous walks - the leaning lurch of John Wayne , the fluid glide of Denzel Washington , the rhythmic bounce of Travolta in Saturday Night Fever .

In Iraq, explosively high stakes: Soldiers at work in the fog of war take precedence over politics in 'Hurt Locker' Jeremy Renner in "The Hurt Locker,'' Kathryn Bigelow's film about an Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal squad.

Set in Iraq in 2004, the film, which has finally gone into commercial release this week, revolves around the gut-wrenching exploits of a three-man U.S. bomb squad charged with defusing improvised explosive devices whenever and wherever they're found in Baghdad and environs.

"I love working on independents where I can do really meaty, awesome, fantastic roles," says "The Hurt Locker" star Jeremy Renner.

The Iraq war movie machine, much like the war itself, hasn't been going swimmingly.

Some performers are so convincing as villains, we'd want to run the other way if we saw them in the real world.

Review in a Hurry: In the latest Iraq War movie...Wait, don't leave! This one's actually good, we promise! Eschewing political commentary for nerve-rattling suspense, director Kathryn Bigelow , palpably conveys the unrelenting tension of life in a never-ending war zone.

It has been nearly 20 years since director Kathryn Bigelow's last bona fide box office hit, 1991's Point Break , grabbed $43.2 million domestically.

At some point over the last twenty-three years, between ALIENS and the execrable TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN, action cinema gave way to activity cinema.

Jeremy Renner was having a flashback, a kind of off-camera, post-traumatic stress moment.

Jeremy Renner sizzles as Staff Sergeant William James in The Hurt Locker, and the role has already earned him an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Actor.

Jeremy Renner has played some wild, dangerous characters, from a man-eating serial killer to a skinhead who falls for a black woman because he believes she's Hitler reincarnated .