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First-time director Niels Mueller tells "the mad story of a true man" in this tragic portrait of Sam Bicke, who tried to fly an airplane into the White House in 1974.

Every young writer goes through a Bukowski phase, but only the skid row author himself was "born into it."

More "Splish" than "Splash," this biopic about the life of pop crooner Bobby Darin is practically a one-man Kevin Spacey show.

Bill Murray won't get the elusive Oscar for this one – for all its visual majesty, The Life Aquatic is too slight – but the film is nevertheless a funny, bewildering, and giddy spectacle.

Christian Bale lost 60 lbs. in order to play the unsettling title character, a man who has maybe shed his sanity along with his weight.

Danielle Martin and Jackson Ngai shared a close friendship, a passionate love for music, and mental illness. They cared for each other as best they could. And then he killed her.

Victor/Victoria meets Shakespeare in Love at A Star Is Born in this gender-bending backstage story.

Born and bred L.A. narcissist Pauly Shore turns auteur for this comedy film outing about … himself.

Richard Gere, Jennifer Lopez, and Susan Sarandon co-star in in this tempting remake of a Japanese film about a man's midlife slump.

Gabe Kaplan knows Groucho, and he's bringing him back to life on stage.

This queercentric romantic comedy gets its inspiration from culture clash and the ghost of Cary Grant.

Even the powerful combination of Johnny Depp and John Turturro can't save this Stephen King film adapatation.

An off-the-charts performance by Toni Collette is just one of the many rewards of this unconventional love story.

Craig of Craigslist really exists, and he's about more than selling your tuba

Robert S. McNamara, the confounding former secretary of defense during the Vietnam era, may be visionary filmmaker Errol Morris' best interview "get" ever.

Award-winning indie favorite shows how human beings form emotional connections – despite their best efforts not to.

Will Ferrell's Elf is a new way to spell fun.

Elvis Presley and JFK (played brilliantly by Campbell and Davis) fight a soul-sucking mummy in this twisted sci-fi horror film loaded with generous chunks of cheese.

The man-mountain known as the Rock is diminished by all the action clichés in his new picture.

Sofia Coppola spins a unique tale about a yearning, indelible love-affair-that-isn’t between characters played by Bill Murray and this season's It Girl Scarlett Johansson.

There’s something about the smarmy David Spade that brings out the worst impulses in a person.

Alan Rudolph's new movie offers a well-performed portrait of decency that's much less sexy than its title.

He's gotta tell ya -- Marc Katz karez about Austin (enough to be mayor).