Jude Law

Behn There, Done That: Echo Theatre Sets an Antique Farce in the Swingin' '60s

The Partners!

Steven Soderbergh and Scott Z. Burns talk Side Effects -- and collaboration.

Side Effects, Steven Soderbergh's Purported Last, is Well Worth Risking

The Play of the Movie of the Book Anna Karenina, now with extra artifice.

Game Boy

The bigger and better mousetraps of Paul W.S. Anderson

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

Everyone's favorite Victorian detective gets a Bond makeover.

Hugo: Scorsese Milks the 3-D Trend for a Cause

Issue flick comes across as a PSA for film preservation.

Contagion: Time for Widespread Panic

Steven Soderbergh turns the star-studded Hollywood disaster flick on its head.

Norah Jones Announces A November Release For Her Next Album

​According to a press release that apparently went out to every media outlet in the world today, Dallas' own Norah Jones has a new album coming out in November--her fourth overall, and first in two years. After the jump, the press release in full, since it features some Jones quotes on the new, as ... More >>

Closer, Closer...Now Stop

An actress going buck naked on stage doesn't give Closer the sexual chemistry it demands.

Three the Hard Way

Raising Caine

Michael switches roles at the Modern

Sure Hope You Like Norah Jones

America Cannes

Art imitates life as U.S. directors command this year's fest, with only China rivaling for celluloid domination.

Some Reel News Featuring David Gordon Green and Norah Jones. And: Free Movie!

Live Like a Refugee

Jude Law gets his urban renewal on in Minghella's dramatic dud

Hold Your Horses

Woman's Glib

The awful truth about Nancy Meyers

Keeping Up With the Jones

Populist Mechanics

Faithful King's adaptation drowns in ponderous metaphors

Heath in Heat

Ledger plays it straight as Casanova's lustful lead

From Major to Minor

Why the best films of 2004 look like indies but aren't

Lean Sideways

In a year when small movies came up big, picking the best was a Payne

Crash and Yearn

Howard Hughes gets what he wants, in this case a fun and loving biopic

Sour Lemony

Jim Carrey's in fine form, but the rest of Snicket is less fortunate

Closer to Fine

Urban savages wage war over sex in Mike Nichols' dreadfully funny new film

Candy Caine

Jude Law's Alfie puts a pretty face on what was an ugly story

Wilde Party

Oscar goes to DTC for classic British comedy in The Importance of Being Earnest

Say Wha? Say Why?

Searching for the meaning of life in a movie that barely exists

Vile With a Smile

Stephen Fry masterfully transcribes the wit of Waugh to the big screen

Days of Future Passed

Sky Captain zooms back to a tomorrow that never was

His Guy Friday

A gay movie buff takes tips from Cary Grant

The Sorrow and the Pity

In a year of big-screen sadness, our critics comfort those who triumphed

Mountainous Achievement

Cold Mountain sets the new standard for Civil War drama onscreen

Double Feature

Two theater companies vie for one audience

Ones and Zeros

Simone isn't a real actress, but Simone isn't a real movie

Graphic, Novel

Hanks and Newman are on the bloody and brilliant Road to Perdition

Space Oddity

Spielberg and Kubrick had a weird little kid, and its name is A.I.

Bad Aim

At the Gates, a gripping showdown is bungled by a love triangle

A Glorious Gabfest

With a (mostly) top-notch lineup, Outtakes Dallas 2000 details how normal (and screwed up) we all are

The accidental tourist

Matt Damon proves quite The Talented Mr. Ripley -- but he overstays his welcome

Spine-tingling

David Cronenberg finds a new place to stick it in eXistenZ

Wilted garden

Heavy-handed direction plows under Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil