Jean Oppenheimer

Disney’s Valiant effort never leaves the hangar.

Me and You . . . can’t overcome its irritating star.

Nobody Knows painstakingly reveals the horror of child neglect.

Turtles Can Fly follows the suffering of Kurds — and their remarkable resilience.

A Nazi hunter finds tangled emotions in Walk on Water.

With plenty of gore and even more bore, House of Wax can’t hold a candle to the original.

A rudderless German springs to life with the help of zydeco music.

The Farrelly brothers swing straight and hit the sweet spot.

Tennessee schoolkids teach the world a lesson in an inspirational documentary.

Pooh’s latest movie packs plenty for the kids.

Racing Stripes is strictly for kids. More precisely, it’s not for them either.

Hotel Rwanda finds hope amid the horrors of tribal genocide.