Half-a-century before the remake, melancholy Michael Rennie made Klaatu count.

Jacques Audiard's remake of Tobak's "Fingers" is mesmerizing.

Opening volley in postmodern sci-fi horror. A monster's perfection.

Traffic-jam meltdown, courtesy of the L.A. 90s, and Mr. Douglas.

Being clueless can be an art form, as the darkly funny Coens prove.

Hans-Christian's Schmidt provides a stark view of the new Poland and Germany.

Spike Lee's Italian foray redeems minorities but bogs itself down.

Things go bump in the night, and thanks to Ben Stiller they also dance.

Shades of Gene Hackman in Chris Cooper's spy portrayal.

Director Fatih Akin bridges Asia and Europe in stunning fashion.

Bernie Goldmann's comedy of errors is no steps short of pathetic.

MIT students, gambling, high tech, true story: Perfect match, right? Wrong.