One of the most perilous assignments of editors is compiling lists of the year’s best films. But we’re tough and prepared to take risks. Comments, please!
M. Night Shyamalan’s film The Happening was panned by critics who failed to grasp his insightful critique of the culture of death.
A comedy which explores the meaning of life without being didactic or preachy.
Belief in God is a prophylactic against tarot cards and pseudoscience.
Surprisingly, the latest Batman instalment presents complex moral scenarios.
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl, and Wall-E get the thumbs up from our reviewer but Get Smart is not recommended for family viewing.
Spielberg's latest film is glorious, glittering, golden popcorn. You've gotta see it.
The second of the new big screen Narnia films finds the once glorious kingdom under the rule of a dark empire.
Ben Stein's documentary on Darwinism opens this weekend in the US. It does no credit to the cause of religion or even of intelligent design, says an American scientist.
In this Academy Award nominated film the friendship of two boys is set in pre-war Afghanistan, in a wrenching but highly memorable drama.
A powerful film about lost love, a deliberate lie and its shattering consequences, but with an aftertaste of injustice.
Cliches notwithstanding, this is a stirring film about racial equality.
A sweet, sentimental holiday film for the kids.
We've put our heads together and come up with a list of the most worthwhile films of the past year. Comments, please!
A witty film about teen pregnancy with a life-affirming message.
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