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An unlikely friendship develops in this period piece

Even though grande dames Maggie Smith and Judi Dench share the screen in this drama, their immense talents are mostly wasted.

This staid British music-hall drama seems calculated to earn Judi Dench lots of award notices. Mission accomplished.

Share a cuppa with the great British ladies of the screen

Spectre brings the spectacle, but it lacks a soul

This bloody good zom-com stands out from the crowd of zombies recently invading our screens.

Judi Dench and Steve Coogan star in this drama about the search for a woman's son who was taken from her when he was a toddler.

Richard Gere joins in the fun at this revived hotel for seniors.

"Who is it that can tell me who I am?" Not this Shakespeare biopic.

Based-on-true-life spy drama can keep its secrets to itself

This movie with Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett is a hothouse psychodrama, full of outrageous and florid sentiments that are made semipalatable by the quality of the craftsmanship involved.

It's flighty, improbable stuff, meant not to be a historical restorative but a modern romantic tribute to the scribe whose words have launched a million sonnets.

Intrigue blossoms in 17th century Amsterdam

The man who played Dirty Harry directs Leonardo DiCaprio as America's top cop, J. Edgar Hoover.

Vin Diesel revs up the sci-fi franchise.

On March 27, you may encounter theatre where you least expect it

Mirthless rewrite of Coward's classic can't raise a smile, never mind a ghost

Daniel Craig's glum third go-’round as 007 is enhanced by fun turns by all the supporting players, as well as the film's exciting camerawork.

Vin Diesel returns to kickstart this action series

Rowan Atkinson brings his particular brand of physical comedy to this James Bond spy spoof.

Documentary about the effort to place children of European Jews during WWII within safe homes in England.

Kenneth Branagh's stunning if messy look back at his childhood in Northern Ireland

You can’t teach old Cats new tricks

A troupe of top-tier British thesps raises this crowd-pleasing pap into something enjoyable,

The foggy moors are palpable, the passions less so, but this new adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's oft-told story is a handsome addition to the canon.

It's grim, dark, and relentlessly violent – James Bond as Terminator rather than Templar – but it delivers the goods in bloody high style.

For better or worse, Oliver Parker's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's comedy of mistaken identities liberates the play from its drawing-room trappings.