Movies

If ever there were a Vietnam movie that didn’t need to be made, this is it.

Alma Mahler may have been a harpy, but the witless adventuress portrayed in Bride of the Wind? Not likely.

Ivan Reitman’s Evolution is so evolved it’s backward, a greatest hits made up entirely of misses.

Moulin Rouge thrusts forth a deliciously garish Paris.

Ken Loach focuses on the plight of L.A.’s working class in Bread and Roses.

Hollywood reimagines Nabokov as Rocky for the art-house crowd.

Startup.com invites us to cheer for two schemers hoping to get rich off parking tickets.

Pearl Harbor’s sound and fury signify nothing but a new kind of war porn.

Merchant and Ivory return, this time as rarefied as ever.

In Time and Tide, Tsui Hark delivers a plotless wonder.