Hal Hinson

Gaspar Noe’s debut feature isn’t fun, but it expertly explores the sometimes fine line between man and beast.

Some fans say his soul has been stolen by pod people, while others cheer his new direction.

Sharon shines as a daughter of Olympus, but Albert Brooks loses his edge in The Muse.

Bowfinger delivers a questionable lesson on how to steal a star.

The Mystery Men are powerless against crime. Thank heavens there isn’t any.

A prickly take on the original, Thomas Crown is an affair to forget.

Major star power is not enough to distract us from this lame, improbable mess.

Kubrick’s final film botches his tamest subject matter yet.

Don’t worry, says Arlington Road. Things are worse than you thought.

Wild Wild West lacks inventiveness and quick wit of the TV series.

Sandler’s dumb is brilliant.

Sandler’s dumb is brilliant.