Body of Lies is an unexceptional but exciting Middle-East thriller that is lifted by the potent screen teaming of DiCaprio and Crowe.

The Express is a well-meaning inspirational football film--even if it seems like it comes directly out of some sort of Hollywood playbook for sports movies.

City of Ember is pure escapism fun, with plenty of stark visuals and inventiveness to go around.

After a down period, director Guy Ritchie is back in top form with a comedic action crime story that comes out shooting in style.

Grim, gory, gooey--and a hugely effective bit of Hollywood hokum--Quarantine is a winner that will undoubtedly please horror fans this Halloween season.

British director Mike Leigh takes a walk on the bright side in this wonderfully acted but dramatically uneven look at an eternal optimist.

Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist is an infinitely cool romantic comedy for the infinitely young and hip.

Take Lady and the Tramp, crossbreed it with Babe and a Taco Bell commercial, and you’ll get the latest Disney talking-dog movie, an odd mix that kids are gonna love--even if it’s not best in show.

Anne Hathaway hits it out of the park with a winning portrait of a young woman in crisis in this funny, sad and very truthful story of a dysfunctional family trying to come together for a wedding celebration.

The director of Airplane! and The Naked Gun leans too far to the right in this scathing but terribly unfunny poke at Michael Moore.