Paolo Virzì's trite Italian family drama manages to sentimentalize even cancer.

Marco Risi's biopic about a journalist slain by the Camorra is lean and strong.

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

If it's horror-schlock you want, Roger Corman is always glad to oblige.

Schlock thrillers are a kick when a director knows how to make fun of himself.

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

Walter Hill's rock 'n' roll fable is among the best popcorn movies of the 1980s.

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

Antonioni's landmark "Red Desert" makes 1960s Ravenna into a color wasteland.

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.