A Melbourne detective gets embroiled in a murder plot in his outback hometown in this riveting new film from director Robert Connelly
Guy Ritchie’s brazen new update mixes the Arthurian legend with a 1990s British gangster movie
Well-cast, well-produced, and seemingly faithful to the real-life operation it depicts, The Finest Hours is a rousing, if minor, success
Deliver Us from Evil is a collection of possession-movie clichés that fails to grab us on anything more than a superficial level
Lone Survivor features a brutally realistic extended firefight that goes on for nearly an hour and lets us feel every blood-soaked, bone-crunching detail
Hanna litters the road with a number of subtle pop culture references, dark humor, and just a slightly twisted sensibility
The Time Traveler’s Wife is one of the better romances of recent years; touching and affectionate and plenty sentimental but never manipulative
Star Trek is the kind of Hollywood blockbuster that hasn’t been seen since Spielberg and Lucas were in their prime
The Other Boleyn Girl is dull and listless costume drama, populated by rote one-dimensional characters