He’s tall and imposing, if a bit aloof and hard to read…

Why are British filmmakers so good at killing off actors while making audiences laugh?…

The world – well, a tiny fraction of it – last saw South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk (The Isle) in Arirang – a semi-autobiographical doc in which he appeared to be having a breakdown…

Because this movie follows a group of French teens who, a few years after Paris’s violent 1968, carry on the glamorous fight, you expect the title to foretell something dreamy: how naive we once were, etc…

Danish hairdresser Ida (Trine Dyrholm) has just completed her first round of breast cancer treatment…

The prolific François Ozon follows unabashed crowdpleaser Potiche with a social satire that’s no less fun, but delivers rather more substance in its sardonic portraiture and pointed self-awareness.

So there’s this group of bad guys who think they’re really bad. They rob houses while the owners are away, and the team’s resident psycho (Derek Magyar) will gladly put a bullet in the cranium of anyone who interrupts their spree…

The great David Alan Grier deserves to headline a big-time summer comedy—albeit one superior to this second-rate Meet the Parents–style farce…

The purists have had their knives sharpened for months, and now that Baz Luhrmann’s 3-D adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s canonical novel is finally here, the dissection and disembowelment can begin…

There’s little downtime in the life of a Marvel superhero—let’s hope these guys are at least getting bonuses or something…