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Public Enemies

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 >>
Moon

By J. HOBERMAN

Thursday, July 02

Moon, directed by British advert tyro Duncan Jones, is a modest science fiction film with major aspirations. Jones' debut is pleased to engage... More >>
Whatever Works

By J. HOBERMAN

Friday, June 26

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

By Robert Wilonsky

Friday, June 26

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 >>
Everyone Lives Happily Ever After in The Proposal, Except the Audience

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 >>
Directed by Kate Churchill. Written by Churchill and Jonathon Hexner. Opens Friday.

By Michelle Orange, Robert Sietsema and Nicolas Rapold

Thursday, June 18

Enlighten Up! There are a number of tensions at play in Kate Churchill's Enlighten Up!, a documentary about the proliferation of yoga as both... More >>
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

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 >>
Outrage

By SCOTT FOUNDAS

Thursday, June 11

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... More >>
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 >>
Away We Go

By SCOTT FOUNDAS

Thursday, June 04

Midway through A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, Dave Eggers' solipsistic, terminally-apologetic-for-being-solipsistic... 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 >>
Drag Me to Hell

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 >>
Terminator Salvation

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 >>
The Brothers Bloom

By Robert Wilonsky

Thursday, May 21

Writer-director Rian Johnson fashions a universe in which time is a fluid thing—where everything takes place in a familiar today and an... More >>
Angels & Demons

By ELLA TAYLOR

Thursday, May 14

At the end of The Da Vinci Code, having traipsed around Paris and London for more than two hours to find out whether the Holy Grail was just an... More >>
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