Does war make you mad? Not necessarily. Sometimes it only makes things clearer.

Hitch turns birds into the menacing, lethal agents of blonde ambition gone wrong.

Woody Allen's sex-and-the-city masterpiece endures for its supreme compassion.

Though much about Scorsese's 80s effort is hackneyed, Newman and Cruise are not.

Reiner's military procedural has an ace up its sleeve: an angry Jack Nicholson.

Ken Loach's "The Troubles" thriller feels like Costa Gavras does Northern Ireland.

Robert Redford struck gold in this quirky little movie about greed and town spirit.

Ephron and Reiner: They don't make orgasms like they used to.

Tom Cox's chirpily bizarre film remains a fine piece of 80s leering.

In the "Blade Runner" shadow, Ridley Scott's Big Apple homage stumbles.

Black-like-me Beatty makes politics on his terms.

Spike Lee always gets the best from Denzel.