Edward Norton

Will Clarke: The Very Worthy

480 baseballs, 200 days

For Jeff Frye, North Loop Dodge is a long way from Port Charlotte

Bottoms up!

Larry Flynt doesn't go all the way to bad taste

Woody's melancholy baby

Everyone Says I Love You offers a New York where everyone sings show tunes

Know when to fold 'em

Matt Damon trades his baby face for a poker face in Rounders

Don't know much about history

Tony Kaye's film? New Line's film? No wonder no one wants to claim American History X

For Our Homies

Plus: Kaboom, Edited for Content

Club Cleared

Jeffrey Yarbrough splits from club business

Pride and Glory

New York cop drama holds the audience hostage

Fat Soap

The Inwood warms up Fight Club

The Not Terrible Hulk

In the shadow of Iron Man, the latest from Marvel can't live up to its billing

Aborton doc Lake of Fire Gives No Answers

Seventeen years in the making, Tony Kaye's epic documentary gives a lot—but no answer

Cheap Production

Or, How I Fixed My Engine for $2.50

Hold Your Horses

Or, How I Fixed My Engine for $2.50

Camel Light

Or, How I Fixed My Engine for $2.50

Practical Magic

Eerie melodrama explores the dark arts in turn-of-the-century Vienna

Psycho Cowboy

Edward Norton plays a twisted hero in Down in the Valley

Swift Kick

Elijah Wood as a soccer thug in Britain? Not bloody likely.

War: What Is It Good For?

In Ridley Scott's latest epic, it's good for one really stunning siege

Lather Up

Put your dukes up for Fight Club

Safe, Cracked

This new Italian Job, a remake better than the original, is a steal

Ground Zero Hour

A man's last day of freedom becomes Spike's meditation on September 11

Far From Happy

The year's best featured plenty of Sad White Guys

See, Hear

Without Elmer Bernstein, scores of movies wouldn't have sounded the same

Queen of Pain

Julie Taymor and Salma Hayek paint a spectacular portrait of Frida Kahlo

Flesh for Fantasy

Brett Ratner tarts up this Red Dragon adaptation

Internal Despair

In The Believer, a Jewish student explores his inner Nazi

Getting Taken

In Nine Queens, the Argentineans do Mamet, damn it, even better

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

The loving and loathing of a poofy rhino informs Death to Smoochy

The Player

Dallas' T.J. Cloutier may be the best tournament poker player in the world--even though he's never won the "big one." You can bet on it.

Faith hell

So, there's a rabbi and a priest...wait, stop me if you've heard this one

Revenge of the nerds

David Fincher's Fight Club will make you cry uncle

Invention of Lying could have used a few more drafts to work out its plot--and its humor

David Fincher's Fight Club will make you cry uncle

Fallen Leaves: Dallas Was Among Handful of Cities Getting New Edward Norton Movie This Week. Alas, Not No More.

​In the paper version of Unfair Park that hits stands today, you'll find a review of Leaves of Grass, written and directed by Oklahoma native Tim Blake Nelson and starring, in dual roles, Edward Norton. I liked it much more than our Jim Hoberman, who reviewed the movie about an Ivy League prof (No ... More >>

Stone: Ed Norton, Master of the Dual Role, Dances with Himself.

​In the paper version of Unfair Park that hits stands today, you'll find a review of Leaves of Grass, written and directed by Oklahoma native Tim Blake Nelson and starring, in dual roles, Edward Norton. I liked it much more than our Jim Hoberman, who reviewed the movie about an Ivy League prof (No ... More >>

Yogi Bear: More Dimensions Than Your Average Bear

​In the paper version of Unfair Park that hits stands today, you'll find a review of Leaves of Grass, written and directed by Oklahoma native Tim Blake Nelson and starring, in dual roles, Edward Norton. I liked it much more than our Jim Hoberman, who reviewed the movie about an Ivy League prof (No ... More >>

Use Your Illusion

​In the paper version of Unfair Park that hits stands today, you'll find a review of Leaves of Grass, written and directed by Oklahoma native Tim Blake Nelson and starring, in dual roles, Edward Norton. I liked it much more than our Jim Hoberman, who reviewed the movie about an Ivy League prof (No ... More >>

Best Films: 10 for 2012

You better watch out.