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Although it's dramatically uneven, this film is a commendable historical drama about Martin Luther King Jr. that sidesteps the common pitfalls of adulatory biopics.

Keanu Reeves and the filmmakers deliver the goods in this well-constructed revenge picture.

Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua deliver the action goods one more time.

This Dutch film is a darkly nuanced fable that keeps us consistently off-balance.

Ugly and mean-spirited, this Schwarsenegger action film starts off badly, and gets dumber as it progresses.

Kevin Costner stars in this snappy but contrived mix of international espionage and paternal redemption.

This documentary about the Mexican drug wars and their relationship to populist narcocorrido music becomes a fascinating study of the cultural cycle of violence.

Ethan Hawke and Selena Gomez try, but they can't getaway from this action mess.

The 'counterintelligence' operations of Hoover's FBI included harassment, vilification, violence – and fake 'underground' newspapers in Bloomington, D.C., and Austin

This partisan film essay attacks both the United States and Mexican governments for the massive violence in Juarez.

This overflowing action stew is loaded to the brim with half-formed ideas, action stereotypes, and hints of characters.

In this documentary, Snoop Lion goes to Jamaica to cut a reggae album and reinvent himself – and smoke the ganja, too.

Sylvester Stallone is back – the action is loud and pulpy, the quips are ever-ready, and the cycle is unbroken.

Tom Cruise stars as the title character of Lee Child's novels in this thriller directed by the writer of Valkyrie and The Usual Suspects.

The actors deserve credit for the professionalism they bring to this family comedy stinker.

Crackerjack thrills, time travel, violence, humor, and action: Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Bruce Willis are characters who share the same morally conflicted core.

This believable L.A. cop drama, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena, is from the writer of Training Day, David Ayer.

In this inspirational film, a woman loses her faith after her husband is killed in an act of senseless violence.

William Friedkin on serial killers and 'spandex movies'

This South Korean epic is a gory and realistic portrait of the horrors of war.

The drug-related violence occurring in Juarez, Mexico, is the subject of this impassioned documentary.

In his latest documentary, Werner Herzog tackles the subject of the death penalty in Texas.

Saddam Hussein's decadent and monstrous eldest son Uday forced Latif Yahia to serve as his body double, and this movie recounts his experience.

Amid citizen unrest in Bolivia, a Spanish film crew attempts to mount a revisionist history of Christopher Columbus.

Why do people not act in the face of violence?

Edward Norton plays dual roles as twin brothers from Oklahoma in this off-kilter mash-up of comedy and drama that co-stars Susan Sarandon and Richard Dreyfuss.

Ben Affleck directs, co-writes, and stars in this gripping action-drama about bank robbers.

Director Michael Winterbottom makes some fatal storytelling miscalculations in this screen adaptation of Jim Thompson's novel that stars Casey Affleck, Jessica Alba, and Kate Hudson.

Jonathan Rhys Meyers plays an American diplomat in Paris who is paired with a wise-cracking, trigger-happy CIA maverick (John Travolta) to stop a terrorist attack.

Tom Hardy delivers a searing performance as Britain's so-called "most violent prisoner."