Movie Reviews & Stories

You’ve probably never seen anything quite like the Korean pansori-inspired Chunhyang.

Series 7 is a tense, satirical tale whose time has come.

The gorgeous excess of Robert Rodriguez’s Spy Kids sets the right tone for its surreal fantasy.

Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt keep abreast of crime in Heartbreakers.

Despite falling somewhat short, The Brothers offers hope of life after romantic comedy.

Taking on Edith Wharton, The X-Files‘ Gillian Anderson gives a dazzling star performance.

At the gates, a gripping showdown is bungled by a love triangle.

Dutiful if not particularly insightful, Pollock splatters the painter’s life on the screen’s canvas.

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

The premise of 15 Minutes sags, but the action is entertaining.

As neo-caveman Romulus Ledbetter, Samuel L. Jackson gets to play crazy.

The Oscar-winning One Day in September tells the brutal story of an Olympics massacre.