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Love and murder on the English Highlands

The international crime of human sex trafficking is the subject of this melodramatic and often harrowing drama.

This third outing makes it abundantly clear that this once-fresh mummy franchise is dead in everything but name.

Rachel Weisz explores the complexities and joys of choice in Britain's Jewish communities.

This franchise reboot doesn't reinvent Bourne, but it does revive it to great effect.

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

Period drama puts power and personality first

Before giving in to romantic frippery, Definitely, Maybe functions as a believable, era-zagging retelling of one man’s overlapping love affairs with three women.

Holocaust courtroom drama parallels contemporary issues

Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel star in this gorgeous, existential ode

How Hollywood has created a holiday of unreasonable expectations and why we should probably stop buying in (but never will)

New films by Yorgos Lanthimos, Asghar Farhadi added to fest

Neither a besmirching nor a instant classic, this sometimes clunky prequel in which James Franco plays the Wizard when he was a mere, young huckster also has Sam Raimi's ravishing visuals.

Like some epic figure of yore, writer/director Aronofsky has allowed his hubris to get the better of him: The Fountain is a dry well.

Dear George Lucas … It's bad enough that you've cloaked your true identity behind that of the 15-year-old bestselling novelist Christopher Paolini, but did you have to remake Episode IV all over again? With friggin' dragons?!

Whereas the Zorro of yore was a cunning subversive with a libidinous guerrilla panache, this new take with a tyke added is more like Leave It to Zorro.

Peter Jackson forgets to imbue his living characters with emotional weight, and instead focuses on this story's visually stylized netherworld between life and death.

Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo are cast as the best con men in the world whose current swindle involves an eccentric heiress (Rachel Weisz) in this sophomore effort by the writer/director of Brick.

Filmmaker Wong Kar-wai's English-language debut stars the singer Norah Jones in her acting debut, but instead of exuding newness this sensuous film has an also-ran feel.

City of God director Fernando Meirelles makes his English-language debut with this bracing, heartbreaking conspiracy thriller set in AIDS-ravaged Kenya.

Adapted from Alan Moore’s groundbreaking DC/Vertigo comic title, Constantine is sure to divide the series’ most rabid fans, but those who can set aside their preconceptions will discover one of the more artfully designed comic-based films in some time.

Director Barry Levinson tackles the human vice of envy in this comedy starring Ben Stiller and Jack Black.