Mr. Nolan, we have a problem
Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" brims with self-awe but never decides what it's about.
The Heart Machine
Skype, make-believe and lies can be "fun," but don't count on an enduring relationship.
The Signal
Director William Eubank's engrossing sci-fi focuses on the risks of knowing too much.
Trois couleurs: Bleu (Three Colors: Blue)
The first of Krzysztof Kieslowśki's colors trilogy is carried away by Juliette Binoche.
Edge of Tomorrow (Live Die Repeat)
The reset button gets a boost in a sci-fi thriller that lets Tom Cruise mock Tom Cruise.
Godzilla
Gareth Edward's remake of Japan's favorite monster owes a nuclea debt Fukayama.
Starred Up
David Mackenzie's prison drama is among the best such films in decades.
Jamie Marks is Dead
Director Carter Smith takes teen angst into a ghostly dimension, with little success.
Felony
Tom Wilkinson, Joel Edgerton and Jai Courtney prove themselves a highly watchable trio.
The Two Faces of January
A Patricia Highsmith novel gets creditable treatment in Hossein Amini's debut film.
Sullivan’s Travels
Facing a bad domestic economy and world war, Preston Sturges came up with a rabbit.
Dial M for Murder
Rarely has their been a more accomplished and suave villain that Hitchcock's Ray Milland.