Here is a loving movie about the American past that only a Frenchman could make.

Making a Le Carré novel into gripping cinema is a tough task when the author's layers take over.

Lars Von Triers visionary film is a schizophrenic episode with Armageddon thrown in.

Lost-in-sex Michael Fassbender cranks pitiless Manhattan up a notch.

In Otis "Bad" Blake, director Scott Cooper creates a fine American archetype.

Jason Reitman's and Diablo Cody's look at a stunted life is carried by "Mavis" Theron.

Here's a competent and often terrifying disease flick in which touchy-feely means death.

An account of pre-Iraq Washington intrigue that's too noble for its own good.

Tommy Lee Jones and John Goodman make Tavernier's thriller a weird, strange trip.

Brad Anderson's study of guilt's effect on paranoia is all about Christian Bale.