H e wasn’t here. Two-time Oscar nominee, hip-hop hopeful and international man of mystery Joaquin Phoenix, the subject of Casey Affleck’s “documentary” I’m Still Here, was a no-show at ...

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When we watch Joaquin Phoenix, actor turned wannabe-rap star, mumbling and stumbling through “I’m Still Here,” with his skid-row-rabbi grooming, beer belly and Roy Orbison shades, are we ...

If there is an actual structure here, though, it's often elusive. Phoenix complains a lot about being misunderstood, gives passionate bear hugs to fellow actors Sean Penn, Bruce Willis, Jack ...

I'm Still Here, the documentary charting Joaquin Phoenix's change of careers from Hollywood A-lister to bearded, semi-coherent hip-hop wannabe, has premiered at the Venice Film Festival.(Watch ...

I’m Still Here opens Friday in select theaters (see times below) Our rating: The question of whether the meltdown of Joaquin Phoenix, recounted in the film I’m Still Here, is real or an ...

I'm Still Here — "that Joaquin Phoenix movie" — capitalizes on an anxiety that's very of-the-moment, uniting pop cultural phenomena as seemingly disparate as the too-stupid/good-to-be-true ...

"The great performance that's going to be overlooked is Joaquin Phoenix in 'I'm Still Here.' I knew it was a performance, and when you know that you realize what an exceptional performance it ...

Joaquin Phoenix looked as though he'd lost it, coming completely unglued with his film "I'm Still Here," in which he chronicles his supposed move into rap music after announcing his ...