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Claude Lelouch’s new movie starring Jeremy Irons is a cat-burgler story set in sunny, faraway locales.

As an examination of the writer's world, this film offers nothing new; as a romance it's not half bad.

It's a film, not a miniseries, but this rendition's attention to the steep divides of class and religion in prewar England remains as sharply etched as ever.

Mathematics prodigy Srinivasa Ramanujan is the subject of this biopic

She's a witch, he's a mortal, and they both read Charles Bukowski: Some teens will never make it to heaven.

A high-powered cast drives this fictional depiction of what might have occurred in a top investment firm in the hours leading up to its collapse.

Ed Harris takes a turn behind the camera again in this Western in which he co-stars with Viggo Mortensen, Renée Zellweger, and Jeremy Irons.

While Callas Forever seems sincere in its attempt to pay tribute to the world’s most famous opera singer, it unwittingly disserves her in its bizarre wish-fantasy about resurrecting her voice onscreen.

Re-examining Cronenberg's overlooked masterpiece now on Blu-ray

Ridley Scott is a bad fit for the tale of the fashion house's fall

Erotic spy thriller is Fifty Shades of Gorky Park.

How to make a propaganda film in World War II England

Perceptive film about Jesse Owens going to the 1936 Berlin Olympics

Apocalypse Whenever: Movies in the Season of Armageddon

Hallström’s latest is fine but unambitious, content with what it is – an arthouse trifle with tricorner hats, corsets, and powdered wigs.

Can you feel the shrug tonight?

Steven Soderbergh concludes his two-part biopic with Che's Bolivian endgame.

Trio's Epic TV: The Top Ten Miniseries of All Time recalls a time before TiVo.

Popular video game series hits the screen

Treat yourself to the award-winners of years past