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In ‘Oldboy’, a man becomes obsessed with revenge after being kidnapped and mysteriously confined for 20 years for an unknown reason.

After much anticipation, I finally had the opportunity to watch Spike Lee's documentary, Bad 25, about Michael Jackson's historic album. And what a treat it was!

Los Angeles - The American Thanksgiving day holiday is traditionally an occasion when families come together before shopping on Black Friday to enjoy a good meal with the togetherness of television entertainment. This year, the ABC network is airing Spike Lee's Bad25.

Toronto - In "Bad 25" director Spike Lee pays homage to the legacy of Michael Jackson's chart topping, multi-million selling album "Bad," 25 years after it first came out. The documentary premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.

It would be easy to make a documentary about Michael Jackson's controversial career and personal life; but instead of widening the scope, Spike Lee perfectly examines the making of the iconic Bad album produced 25 years ago.

Toronto - Movie lovers in Toronto will be able to get an early look at new films by Spike Lee, Paul Thomas Anderson and Brian De Palma this year. Today, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) announced some new titles that it has acquired for 2012.

'Bad' is finished and according to Spike Lee, the man who made the documentary on Michael Jackson and the making of his album of the same name, it's a rare look into Jackson and his art. This year marks the 25-year anniversary of the album.

Sanford - Recently, Spike Lee retweeted what he thought was the home address of accused Trayvon Martin shooter George Zimmerman. It turned out he was mistaken: the address belonged to an elderly couple unrelated to Zimmerman.

‘Malcolm X’ is a 1992 biographical movie about the Muslim-American figure who went from a life of crime to civil rights leader. The special edition Blu-ray book is available January 31, 2012.

Beverly Hills - Filmmaker Spike Lee has slammed the US government’s official stance on the disappearance of 75 percent of spilled oil in BP’s Gulf of Mexico catastrophe as being a “lie.”