Movies

Pierce Brosnan upholds the Bond image in installment #19.

The Legend of 1900 spins an enchanting fable from the story of a musician born at sea.

Kevin Smith uses his religion in Dogma.

Sympathetic passengers ease a cabbie’s pain and confusion in My Son the Fanatic.

Besson pushes the envelope with his Joan of Arc, but, not surprisingly, the envelope pushes back.

Wayne Wang’s adaptation of Mona Simpson’s novel leaves Susan Sarandon flat on her face.

The King of Weird shows his sunny side.

Michael Mann’s tobacco saga is an Oscar-worthy tale of real-life suspense.

The power of puppetry propels Being John Malkovich.

Some fans say his soul has been stolen by pod people, while others cheer his new direction.

Is it true that, without Kerouac and his Beat pals, we’d be lost? The Source seems to think so.

(It’s not a good thing.)