Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto give a memorable charge to an AIDS "memoir."

Cormac McCarthy's pretty but burdensome prose weighs down Ridley Scott's drug drama.

Eugenio Mira's overblown thriller, while concert-hall stylish, is well out of tune.

Joseph Gordon-Leavitt hits all the right notes in a delightful comedy about porn and the single man.

Robert Redford and the cruel sea are the only ingredients in J.C. Chandor's survival film.

Director Ron Howard is at his best in a movie about a memorable Formula One duel.

Before "The Matrix," The Wachowskis made a neo-noir that remains untouchably fine.

Alexander Payne's latest American snapshot is about advancing age and illusory prizes.

Based on "The Postman Always Rings Twice," Visconti's 1943 debut packed a punch.

Tobias Lindholm's film about a Somali pirate abduction is all about nerves and negotiation.

Fellini's solo debut was a comedy about the high price of falling for celebrity.

Alberto Sordi's American obsession still plays into Italian life six decades later.