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This Oscar nominee from Germany chronicles the last desperate hours of Sophie Scholl, a real-life German university student who, in 1943 Munich, ran afoul of the gestapo while distributing anti-Nazi leaflets.

Director and co-screenwriter George Clooney strikes just the right tone of gripping entertainment and understated cautionary tale in this thoughtful portrait of newsman Edward R. Murrow's confrontation with Sen. Joseph McCarthy.

This new version of John Carpenter's classic is superfluous in the extreme, and while it’s not technically a bad movie, per se, viewers unfamiliar with the film’s lineage will likely write it off as yet another midwinter also-ran, the sort of action film that never quite takes off and instead focuses on random gun battles and cheesy dialogue.

He may be Mel Gibson's choice to play Jesus, but in this car-chase nightmare Jim Caviezel is on the highway to hell.

Tom Cruise turns Japanese.

Denzel does a Southern-fried potboiler.

Begnini is mistaken for a sex criminal and murderer by the Italian cops. Hilarity ensues.

Stiller's first feature film as a director captured the zeitgeist and is imbued with an honest and sarcastic wit.

Slacker's perception of our city's subcultures shows them not to be so marginal after all.

“I am the most famous Haitian in my century, right?”