Great actors, great story, great cinematography. Pity about the film.
Family values radiate from this entertaining comedy about a dysfunctional family in search of success.
The unpredictable Oliver Stone redeems himself in this moving thriller about September 11.
There are Oscar-winning performances in this parable about the price of success.
This deeply moving story about the fate of widows in 1938 India is a film with universal appeal.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the show: Robert Altman’s homage to Middle America’s beloved radio series.
An extraordinary Oscar-nominated film from the Czech Republic is a winner for Father's Day.
With X-Men 3: The Last Stand, the mutant superhero franchise seems to have run out of puff.
A worthwhile romp for the kiddies which also shows that Pixar still holds the lead in computer-generated animation.
Instead of terror and sensationalism, this harrowing film about 9/11 presents a gripping account of the bravery of ordinary Americans.
Breaking stereotypes about body image is not quite enough to make Soros Nnegest Likké's premier film a success.
Despite its trademark nihilism, Woody Allen’s latest film ends up showing that there is order in the universe.
Steven Spielberg has made a controversial but thoughtful film about Israel’s eye-for-an-eye payback for the murders of its athletes at the 1972 Olympic games.
It's hard to talk about the era of Senator Joe McCarthy without lapsing into paranoia. But actor-director George Clooney succeeds in this drama about anchor man Edward R. Murrow.
A stunning new documentary from Switzerland shows that supporters of the right to die do have a religion, of sorts. It's called euthanasia.
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