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.

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

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

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

Thanks to Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughy makes a difference.

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

Director Derek Cianfrance's romance is about the great mystery that love isn't.

Buñel's parody of middle class hunger and vanity is a ruthlessly comic ride.

The Taviani Brothers' tale of a wartime Tuscan village is steeped in Italian myths.

Maurice Pialat's 1980s classic delves intelligently into teenage female sexuality.

The biggest grossing film of all time is little more than scrambled National Geographic.