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Public Enemies
The life and crimes of John Dillinger in this fast and furious film.

By Scott Foundas

Thursday, July 02

"They're all about where people come from. Nobody seems to wonder where somebody's going." So says the Depression-era bank-robber-cum-folk-hero... More >>
Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs
Now playing.

By Ella Taylor

Thursday, July 02

Though hardly landmarks of narrative or animation art, the first two Ice Age films were warm and goofy and appealing; John Leguizamo's adorably... More >>
Whatever Works
Not even the great Larry David can salvage Woody's shtick.

By J. Hoberman

Thursday, June 25

Character is destiny — at least for Woody Allen's Whatever Works. Allen's exercise in Woody Allen nostalgia opens with a snatch of Groucho... More >>
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Michael Bay can't live up to Michael Bay in Part 2.

By Robert Wilonsky

Thursday, June 25

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen is a bewildering, noisy, sloppy, cynical piece of work, a movie that sneers at the audience for 147 minutes... More >>
The Proposal
Once more down the aisle.

By Robert Wilonsky

Thursday, June 18

Fifteen minutes after seeing The Proposal, I'd forgotten I'd seen The Proposal. Well, that's not entirely true: By then, it had simply merged in... More >>
Imagine That
Now playing.

By Nick Pinkerton

Thursday, June 18

Eddie Murphy is a Denver investment consultant, Evan, with a workaholic schedule that leaves little space for 7-year-old daughter Olivia (Yara... More >>
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3
In this subway series, the original wins.

By Jim Ridley

Thursday, June 11

Want to know how a city works? Start by watching 1974's The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, a primer in which subway hijackers test how long... More >>
Land of the Lost
Now playing.

By Ella Taylor

Thursday, June 11

Notwithstanding all the boomer studio executives who grow misty-eyed recollecting nerdy childhoods parked in front of the Krofft brothers'... More >>
The Hangover
Peter Pans head for the Strip in Todd Phillips's The Hangover.

By Jim Ridley

Thursday, June 04

What Fletch was to plaid-checked water-cooler wits in the '80s, what National Lampoon's Van Wilder was to college-bound douches at the dawn of... More >>
Tyson
Now playing.

By Scott Foundas

Thursday, June 04

The face of Mike Tyson stares out from the screen like a sentry — intent, sober, watchful. The camera sits close, the framing is tight, and... More >>
Drag Me to Hell
Hell is much more fun. Sam Raimi, welcome back.

By Nick Pinkerton

Thursday, May 28

Sam Raimi wants to go home again. Often a drifting virtuoso in the years before finding his Spider-Man gig, with Drag Me to Hell Raimi defaults... More >>
Up

By Robert Wilonsky

Thursday, May 28

First of all, Up is not a movie about a cranky old coot who, with the help of a roly-poly Boy Scout, finds his inner child during a series of... More >>
Rudo y Cursi
Now playing.

By J. Hoberman

Thursday, May 28

Not quite The Further Adventures of Cain & Abel, the second coming of Beavis & Butt-Head, or Peyton Meets Eli, but energetic fun nonetheless,... More >>
Terminator Salvation
What a drag.

By Nick Pinkerton

Thursday, May 21

Both warning and advertisement, the Terminator films are technophobic teases, selling tickets by promising this decade's model of killing... More >>
Outrage

By Scott Foundas

Thursday, May 21

Director Kirby Dick doesn’t actually stick his camera under any Capitol Hill bathroom stalls in the new documentary Outrage, but his goal is... More >>
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