Fellini's forgotten morality play about Italian chaos hasn't lost an ounce of relevance.

Richard Curtis turns to Bill Nighy for a performance worth a fireside sitting.

Camp rules Roland Emmerich's end-world, but here's the sad news: It's not funny.

Noah Baumbach's downbeat slice of life is too dour for anyone's good.

Roman Polanski stamps authority onto a thriller about a Tony Blair-style lackey.

Michael Caine runs the table in an insidiously effective Graham Greene remake.

Angelina Jolie puts a pretty face on a Saturday matinée thriller, but the fun ends there.

Tornatore's "Cinema Paradiso" semi-sequel strikes a melancholy note.

"No goats, no glory" is the tag-line. Many goats, tedious film might be better.

Henry Fonda at his best was a sly mixture of modest heroism and shy wit.

Gene Hackman's "Popeye" Doyle took the tough cop mold and made it his for keeps.

J.J. Abrams' prequel to a sequel does everything right, but who said anything about soul?