Movie Reviews & Stories

The Scene critics’ best films of 2002.

Nicholson disappears into a wondrous movie about quiet desperation.

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

Spielberg, once more, is caught up in the thrill of the chase.

Chicago dances its way through the origins of the celebrity crook.

Antwone Fisher would surely make a great role model, says Antwone Fisher.

The action’s much meatier in Peter Jackson’s second Rings film.

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

Martin Scorsese looks at the roots of New York’s violence, with mixed results.

As a maid, Lopez really puts the “back” in backlash.

De Niro delights, even in this slight sequel.