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Though he's been on a roll with his last few films, Woody Allen breaks his streak with this threadbare offering.

The special effects are mostly spectacular in this story of a 12-year-old orphan whose fate is connected to a holy, multiverse war yet to come.

Forget friends with money – how about friends with husbands, kids, mortgages, and so-called life plans? That’s the short list of differences between the depressed, single stoner, played by Jennifer Aniston, and her circle of female friends.

Semi-retired ghost hunters make a comeback in the second installment of James Wan's spooky series

Dafoe and Ferrara head to the frozen north

WWII espionage thriller can't hold a candle to Casablanca

Based on Jane Hawking's memoir about her marriage to the scientist Stephen Hawking, this film really shows what goes into a relationship.

Gary Oldman is John le Carré's unflappable spy, George Smiley, in this dandy espionage tale.

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.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe star in Ridley Scott's new film about the different types of CIA operatives fighting the global war on terrorism.

Keira Knightley stars as the titular Duchess, a legendary wit and arbiter of taste, but the film is a curiously inert: a whole lot of pomp and incircumstance.

Forest Whitaker becomes dictator Idi Amin in a ferocious performance that often dwarfs the more ordinary aspects of this picture.

Is it Gulf War syndrome or justified paranoia? The Manchurian Candidate thrills again.

A traveling troupe of actors in medieval England stumble upon a mysterious murder and end up single-handedly inventing the morality play.

The Neville Brothers