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Helen Mirren stars in this film that's part espionage thriller and part moral meditation, though the emphasis leans more toward the former than the latter.

In this adaptation of Patrick McGrath's novel, Natasha Richardson and Ian McKellan wonder if the patients have taken over the asylum.

Forget it, Jake; it's Sin City.

Fascinating life story of the Black knight is foiled by its own polemic

Account of the informant who brought down Nixon's administration

Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua deliver the action goods one more time.

Despite an impressive cast and director, Dream House is a confounding mess.

Its heart is in the right place, but Aeon Flux's head is just a little too high to make much sense.

Black Forest fairy tale strains credulity

A married couple's love changes the nation

More proves to be less for Spidey this time out.

Who knew our beloved president also worked the graveyard shift? This capable rewrite of American history delivers its splatter with a straight face.

Charlotte Gainsbourg stars in this uneven and overly metaphorical Australian drama that is nevertheless strange and moving.

The single dullest war film of the past decade from the once promising director John Dahl.

Ridley Scott's Crusades epic is a historical spectacle on the order of Gladiator and a dissection of war, as gritty and illuminating as Black Hawk Down, that takes flight when it becomes a canvas for ideas and ideologies in action.

Time-traveling archeologists can't make the time pass quickly enough.