Film Reviews

Nothing's remotely shady when class comes first, thanks to Cary and Audrey.

Kieslowski's remarkable "Red" is a rainbow of astute thoughts and images.

The best sci-fi makes the little things turn magical and strange on a dime.

Frank Langella's embodiment of Richard Nixon gives "Frost/Nixon" its punch.

Charles Laughton and Walter Pidgeon are the strength of an enduring thriller.

That strange and pretty girl over there, is she from Fresno or the year 2054?

The story of a loveable but oddball mortician in Texas gives Jack Black a chance to shine.

Avenging samurais can be interesting figures, until their raison d'être yields to violence alone.

Richard Gere turns in one of his best-ever performances in a Wall Street thriller.

Jon Favreau manages to concoct a movie so bad it's almost memorable.