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The new film from Czech New Wave hero Jirí Menzel presents a whimsical version of 20th century European history.

The Hives

Woody Allen is still making movies at the rate of at least one a year. The problem is that he doesn’t make good movies at the rate of one a year.

This American horror remake of Takashi Miike's eponymous Japanese original is a dud.

As the search reaches full speed, so do complaints about the process

Like a steady 12-bar blues progression, Black Snake Moan lays down a groove and works the chords over and over 'til they're all spent.

After 20 years, WTP4 returns to a still unanswered question: Do we need it?

With a lazy, cliché, and rabid plot and paper-thin character development, this comedy's idea of fun involves the intergenerational discussion of orgasms.

Legendary "Humanzee" Oliver, his friends, and the bitter fight over animal welfare at a Texas refuge

Free speech: Do we have to spell it out for you? Plus, a farewell to a great American filmmaker.

As raw and disturbing as it is wry and satirical, this film gives voice to U.S. National Guard soldiers in Iraq.

This solid little B-movie arrives cloaked in the dodgy garb of a fanboy phenomenon.

Will Ferrell runs comic circles around NASCAR.

The debate over illegal immigration is nearly perfect for Bush's core voters

Documentary filmmaker Marc Levin investigates the reasons for the recent renaissance of American anti-Semitism; sadly, the end result is scattershot and never really elucidates or poses solutions to the problem.

Inside the mind of a Palestinian suicide bomber: That’s the guarded territory broached in Paradise Now, a film fashioned as a thriller rather than a psychological study.

While the Lege shows what not to do, the city has a chance to do better

The mass release of this top-notch Thai action film should havee American audiences grinning ear to ear and shore to shore.

Sword of Dracula' creator Jason Henderson is taking over the (fantasy) world

Where Austin's city budget is concerned, the two really do go together

Doña Emilia's outgrew itself on East Seventh. It's outdoing itself on Cesar Chavez.

Despite the outrage of the land pimps, Austin's dis-invitation to Wal-Mart is democratic, legal, and honorable.

Ozon’s film is like Eric Rohmer meets Brian DePalma – questions of identity and perception come to the fore, but slowly.

Fall in the air, fall on the air

Although the serial killer Jason has been cryogenically frozen at the start of this 10th outing, the hockey-masked one ends up defrosting on a spaceship in the year 2455.