Third Man, The

A pack of left-wingers, familiar and unfamiliar, gets together to explain why the world needs to be protected from jobs and prosperity

Felicia’s Journey ought to have all the ingredients of a terrific movie. The novel by William Trevor on which it is based is first rate, a haunting study of the banality of evil that sticks in the mind long after it is read. The director, Atom Egoyan, did a fine job with Russell Banks’s The…

A strange movie from the Antipodes that tries to make a real-life act of mass murder into an object of beauty

This is the best version of J.M. Barrie’s classic that there has ever been on film, and maybe in any medium

A new Forrest Gump meets Memento, though this is worse than either. Of course it is festooned with Academy Award nominations

A harrowing but at the same time politically and morally tendentious retelling of events on board the fourth hijacked plane of 9/11, and the only one not to reach its objective.