Last men standing are black as gold, and very funny.

Hard not to like a Mafia spook with a hair salon called "Hello Gorgeous" —

David Benioff's borrowed time loses something on screen.

Nice try, Madame Taymor, but Miss Frida just looks a little too good.

Will just isn't anti-robot material. 2035 never seemed so... predictable.

If you have to choose between this Whitaker and Idi, pick this.

The horse that made the Depression folk hoarse. Fun.

When Harrison isn't funny (and bumbles) he's almost unwatchable.

Rain and maggots are foremost, though you can make a case for Morgan.

Cage no-smile movie no. 50, and counting. True, corpses are no laugh.

Middle age, like teen age, can get you in deep — if you're silly enough.

Ian Holm, sad by nature, receives Egoyan's heaviest burden.