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This movie reinvents the chilly, brainiac sleuth as a tortured genius and occasional backroom brawler, and Robert Downey Jr. almost makes the character work.

Robert Downey Jr. inhabits the role of Sherlock Holmes to a near-molecular level in this rushing whoosh of a follow-up to 2009's blockbuster.

Blue Starlite's Josh Frank working with Radiohead, R.E.M., more

House director’s love letter to movies, peace, and history

"They felt the film was ... simply unendurable. That no one would go see it."

While it's bad form to judge a book by its cover – stunningly iconic in this case – this glancing Buster Keaton biography betrays its shortcomings by its page count

Film critics poll picks Some Like It Hot for top slot

Opening night of the Paramount100 does silent cinema right

Record review

As London's preternatural sleuth, John Barrymore broods through the producers' emphasis on his matinee-idol "Great Profile" even as his alcoholism continued tightening his sharp features

The Step Brothers bros get literary

Citizens' calendar, Jan. 14-21

Michael Miller may appear at first meeting to be withdrawn, but he is absolutely present onstage and off, and his willingness to "get dirty" with his characters and continuous challenge to himself to be better make this seemingly reserved actor one of Austin's best.

Dan Rather, Jeffrey Eugenides, the Bush sisters, and 291 more

We pick our favorite pilots from the new fall crop

Citizens calendar, Sept. 17-24

How Tim League discovered 110 drive-in films in an East Prairie warehouse and other stories of disappearing celluloid.