Film Reviews

"Rampart," a dirty cop movie, makes Woody Harrleson into a poor man's Paul Newman.

Giving amoral financial insiders a leg up can bring the world to the brink.

Put a brilliant British actor in the hands of a brilliant French director and lights go on.

A family death can mean a leap back into a quiet but revealing past.

Justin Kurzel produces a nuanced portrait of psychological and physical sadism.

Danny Boyle's biopic of trapped hiker Aaron Ralston is great, minus soundtrack.

Here's a techo-thriller that can't decide exactly what it's trying to say.

Sam Fuller's war masterwork brings out the best in gritty Lee Marvin.

Hitler had Brown Shirts and Mussolini Black Shirts, but what about UN Blue?

If you've lived 14,000 years and decide to confess, everyone's listening.