Body Heat

A movie to reassure us: the Arab satellite news service al-Jazeera is hardly any more anti-American than the rest of the media

A heart-warming but rather self-congratulatory look backward at the people of 1947, few of whom could be said to come up to our high standards

Wild, Wild West, directed by Barry Sonnenfeld, is one of those movies where you can reconstruct the story conference. “It’s James Bond in the Old West,” says the pitchman. “Only he’s black, you see. Will Smith would be perfect for the part. He can be a dandy, Maverick-like, and of course a ladies’ man. But…

A funny-serious adventure in the photogenic New Zealand wilderness that, like the author’s Boy has coming-of-age pretensions

Only a child of the 1960s could have thought of the idea of trying to make Bob Crane into a tragic hero — or come as close as Paul Schrader does to succeeding.

A delightful pastiche of 1950s rom-coms with a weird French accent