Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Aside from husbandry, men are irrelevant in this Monroe-Russell classic.
Aside from husbandry, men are irrelevant in this Monroe-Russell classic.
Jennifer Jason Leigh does what she knows best: Humiliation and meltdown.
Lina Wertmüller's 1977 take on cross-cultural marriage still has its merits.
Bourne director Paul Greengrass flubs his chance to make a good Iraq film.
Keep that Fiorentino girl out of the kitchen, and hide the knives.
Would-be maestro Christopher Nolan's latest trick of the light is oddly disjointed.
The Coen brothers romp through the West, thanks to black humor and a joyous cast.
Colin Firth is in a class by himself as a proud but stammering Duke of York.
Verone and Buy are delightful and funny in this sweet screwball comedy.
Thanks to Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughy makes a difference.
Supposedly about the Ustica coverup, Risi's film is really about bad deeds left hanging.
Buñel's parody of middle class hunger and vanity is a ruthlessly comic ride.