They Were Expendable (1945)

Cradle Will Rock is a huge disappointment—nothing but a vanity project for Tim Robbins, who wrote and directed it. It’s a great shame, not only because Robbins showed that he was capable of something much better in Dead Man Walking a few years ago, but also because it has an all-star cast (including Vanessa Redgrave,…

Kevin Costner’s love affair with Kevin Costner continues — and spoils what might otherwise have been a decent picture

A charming, unpretentious little movie from Mexico that gradually reveals to us hidden depths and a surprising emotional power

A bleak portrait of the still-primitive mountain society of the Ozarks but one notable for a remarkable character-study of its heroine

Is it possible for a man to have friends without regressing to boyhood? Not according to this unfunny comedy

Time passes and the world moves on, but Hollywood is still making the same basic thriller — in which American government and industry are the bad guys — that it has churned out for 30 years