Out of the depths of nuclear fears came a troubling B-movie with A+ implications.

Natalie Portman steals the show in Darren Aronofsky's mesmerizing ballet thriller.

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.

Would-be maestro Christopher Nolan's latest trick of the light is oddly disjointed.

Luca Guadagnino's second feature finds beauty in mundane moments.

Verone and Buy are delightful and funny in this sweet screwball comedy.

Thanks to Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughy makes a difference.

Greedy corporate types face two space obstacles: Ripley & Monster.

Amelio's morality tale about Italy, Albania, and conscience is still a must-see.

Supposedly about the Ustica coverup, Risi's film is really about bad deeds left hanging.