Despite lot of style, neither sins nor city take on a life of their own.

Gus Van Sant's Connery-driven drama is maudlin to the max.

Three decades later, "Raiders" is still the modern matinee masterpiece.

Thanks to Mira Sorvino, Woody Allen's lightweight goddess carries charming heft.

Erik Gandini's rough-edge documentary on the ascent of Berlusconi-era TV is a bitter pill.

Vincent Gallo's best movie was his first, because its heart is close to home.

A centerpiece of 60s counterculture, this is the movie that first put Jack Nicholson in the limelight.

Dustin Hoffman and John Voight give this overbaked drama a deep kind of soul.

John Malkovich shines dark light in a screen adaptation of JM Coetzee's novel.

Richard Harris and Rachel Roberts give screen clout to David Storey's 1960 novel.

If you're going to make a farewell-to-newspapers thriller at least get the paper size right.