David O. Russell's ABSCAM spinoff is the wondrous sum of Amy Adams and Christian Bale.

John Huston's noir is a deft pastiche of urban losers headed nowhere fast.

British director Jeremy Lovering's horror thriller never gets out of the woods.

The Coen Brothers take a soft and highly melancholy look into the New York folk scene.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and James Gandolfini are two adults in love — maybe.

A little warped sound goes a long way in a British horror film set in the Italian 1970s.

Andrew Semans plays sinister chords in a jagged little move about paranoia.

Stanley Kubrick's restored first feature is jagged, amateurish and fascinating.

Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto give a memorable charge to an AIDS "memoir."

Cormac McCarthy's pretty but burdensome prose weighs down Ridley Scott's drug drama.

Eugenio Mira's overblown thriller, while concert-hall stylish, is well out of tune.

Joseph Gordon-Leavitt hits all the right notes in a delightful comedy about porn and the single man.