Jean Oppenheimer

The brutal, brilliant City of God takes us inside Rio de Janeiro’s urban decay.

These Generals frequently speak the name of the Lord, but is it in vain?

Phillip Noyce’s return to his roots packs some power, though the lack of dialogue hurts.

Only die-hard fans of Bullock and Grant need see this predictable comedy.

Julianne is radiant, but Todd Haynes’s 1950s homage seems pointless.

A boy can’t deal with real people, so instead he befriends a giant, grotesque rabbit.

A heroic Brit tries to crack the Nazi code without cracking up.