Don Cheadle

Arresting Comedy

Iron Man 2 Will Lead To 3 And Probably 4, But That Doesn't Mean It's Good

Brooklyn's Finest

What Dallas Netflixed in '09

​Maybe you noticed (over to the right, beneath our Twitter Updates header) that yesterday, The New York Times took A Peek Into Netflix Queues in 12 U.S. cities, including Dallas. The breakdown's by zip code and ranks the top rentals of '09 -- and most zips find The Curious Case of Benjamin Button ... More >>

Spy vs. Why

Logic goes out with the intrigue in ho-hum "thriller" Traitor

It's In the Hole. It's In the Hole.

Logic goes out with the intrigue in ho-hum "thriller" Traitor

A Bitter End

Logic goes out with the intrigue in ho-hum "thriller" Traitor

The House Always Wins

Ocean's Thirteen is a washed-up threequel. How much you wanna bet Hollywood makes a bundle?

Flick It

Your guide to summer's hottest films

What the Hell is Gary Griffith Thinking?

Your guide to summer's hottest films

Again With the Serious Face?

Adam Sandler plays a 9/11 widower and finally nails a somber role

Check In

Sign in for a dose of real drama

Call to Arms

Paul Rusesabagina gives us a wake-up call

Some Kind of Joke

Paul Rusesabagina gives us a wake-up call

Rogues' Gallery

Racists, louts and terrorists earned their place among the best of 2005

We're No Angels

In Paul Haggis' Los Angeles, good and evil Crash into one another

Days of Thunder

Some Dirt and a Crash highlight the eclectic 35th USA Film Festival

Make Believe

Some Dirt and a Crash highlight the eclectic 35th USA Film Festival

Run, Dick, Run

Sean Penn blames his problems on the president--so what else is new?

Blade Runners

Hotel Rwanda finds hope amid the horrors of tribal genocide

Faker's Dozen

A rare superior sequel, Ocean's Twelve entertains with cinematic sleight of hand

Redemption Thong

Salma's shorts get top billing in an otherwise unwatchable caper

Up to Code

In light of recent nightclub tragedies, Gypsy Tea Room takes action

The Pain Train

Two years later, a digital-video short film became an overnight ad sensation

Fake Out

At the Deep Ellum film fest, fact becomes fiction becomes fact

Ocean's Eleven, Give or Take

Soderbergh and Clooney knock over Vegas without much to show for it

Fly By Night

Don't Rush to see Chan and Tucker in this warmed-over rehashing

American High

With Traffic, Steven Soderbergh takes on the unwinnable drug war

Zuzu's Petals

The Family Man is offered a long glimpse of A Wonderful Life

Mission implausible

De Palma went to Mars, and all he brought us was this messy movie

Eight is enough

Hollywood mainstream in the slipstream: hits, misses, remakes, and blasts from the past

A slightly dirty dozen

Although many standout films were released in 1998, no one movie really stood out

Chairman of the bored

HBO's Rat Pack don't mean a thing, because it ain't got no swing

But not out of mind

Smart and funny, Out of Sight is the best Elmore Leonard adaptation yet

Out of time

Narcissism drives Warren Beatty into the 'hood

Hype and holler

The best of 1997 was OK, but sometimes the worst was better

One happy family

The hugely ambitious Boogie Nights looks at the exalted, debased world of porn

I love LAva

Volcano destroys Los Angeles with hot magma and cool affection

A tale of two towns

In Rosewood, the truth is black and white and red all over