Jeremy Irons

The Carmen sequences, though consistent with Callas Forever's washed-out '70s look, have a beauty and immediacy which the rest of the film lacks.

Not the stodgy costume drama it may appear to be...To Bening's triumph, the audience can only love Julia, warts and all, by picture's end.

Radford takes a stylish but decidedly low-key tack, demanding naturalist acting to crawl under the viewer's skin.

A confused and confusing compromise at best and a dull obfuscation of history at worst.

A modern romantic comedy movie transplanted to 18th Century Venice...Hallstrom's fleet-footed romp is impossible to take seriously, but that's largely the point.

In his 36 years of filmmaking, David Lynch has never been more fearless or more fearsome...Inland Empire brims with surprising and scary images.

Chandor’s social critique may or may not stand the test of time, but as all eyes turn to the 'Occupy' movement, Margin Call is entirely right for this moment.

It's not hard to understand why The Lion King's good-vs.-evil adventure and high-spirited comic passages haven't lost their appeal.

A fairly straightforward yarn with bluntly articulated themes of Regret, Guilt, Misplaced Trust, and the Vagaries of Fate.

[SPOILER-FREE REVIEW:] This is not a drill, comic-book geeks.

Can repeat its formula by rote, but develops no breakthrough theory of its own.

Despite its style points, fails to resonate on a higher octave than its low hum of dark doings, leaping around, and fisticuffs.

These comic-book cinematic universes...train audiences to see the forest for the trees...Enjoy the trees. For the forest is a tad gnarly.