Anthony Mackie can never forget the “worst director” he ever met!During his appearance on Variety’s Know Their Lines’ recent ...

Anthony Mackie is opening up about how he almost lost his role in “The Hurt Locker” because of another director’s unreleased film. During a recent episode of Variety‘s “Know Their Lines,” Mackie ...

Actor Anthony Mackie has revealed he almost missed out on his breakthrough role in The Hurt Locker due to his commitment to ...

This Iraq war film sees Hawkeye and the future Captain America butting heads over bomb disposal in the first-ever ...

In "The Hurt Locker," however, it's what doesn't blow up that counts, because its main characters constantly struggle to save, not sacrifice, lives. Except, perhaps, their own.

Kathryn Bigelow's Iraq War drama The Hurt Locker is a full-throttle body shock of a movie. It gets inside you like a virus, puts your nerves in a blender, and twists your guts into a Gordian knot.

The Hurt Locker has been widely acclaimed as the best Iraq war movie to date and is considered a front-runner for the Academy Awards. It tells the story of an elite US military bomb squad unit in ...

The Hurt Locker is directed by Kathryn Bigelow, of Blue Steel, Point Break, and K-19: The Widowmaker previously. The original screenplay was written by newcomer Mark Boal who had a hand in ...

"The Hurt Locker " has taken in only $14 million in the U.S. so far. That's less than 2 percent of what "Avatar" has made in domestic ticket sales. If "The Hurt Locker" wins on Sunday, it will be ...

Officials at Summit Entertainment, which released "The Hurt Locker," declined to comment. "Avatar" producer Jon Landau did not immediately return a call for comment.

Mar. 4, 2010 -- Best picture frontrunner "The Hurt Locker" has been hammered by controversies just days before the Academy Awards, but none of them will likely change Sunday's outcome.

CDR Salamander adds only, "Sounds like The Hurt Locker got it right." Yes, 'War Is a Drug' Army of Dude praises the film's tagline, "war is a drug," and its focus on the addiction of combat.