A story about what might have happened to the original Superman is stylish but shallow.

Graham Greene's novel strongly denounced Papa Doc, but the movie version feels stilted.

An intricate Boston crime story is ably handled by Ben Affleck in his directing debut.

Fully understanding Donald Rumsfeld remains a mystery, but an undeniably intriguing one.

A horror thriller about bereavement, estrangement and necrophilia is odd but incomplete.

Antonio Campos' take on the Christine Chubbock suicide is all about the stunning Rebecca Hall.

Bored with the usual move fare? Here's a Persian-language vampire movie with spaghetti western pacing.

Irish writer-director Ivan Kavanaugh's haunted house riff does all the right things, but flatly.

There's plenty of style to spare in Ridley Scott's Napoleon-era first feature.

Laurence Michael Levin's screwball comedy is neither screwy nor particularly funny.

Stoner movies risk drugged-out self-indulgence, and Paul Thomas Anderson's latest qualifies.

Tommie Lee Jones again proves himself at home making and starring a Western.