Bruce Greenwood

I spent...three months doing ballet classes...Which is just an ass-kicking workout. And then I met a couple of dancers that had danced under him and interviewed them, and spent the evening sort of drinking wine and listening to their stories...

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.

While no one will walk out quoting killer punchlines, the requisite fart jokes and pop cultural references are slightly zestier than usual.

Radiating serpentine self-absorption, Philip Seymour Hoffman embodies a youthful Truman Capote.

Marshall sort of gets away with murder by walking the line of pitiless Antarctic cold and family-film warmth.

If you can surrender to the film's crazy convictions, it's a popcorn-munching wild ride worth taking.

It's this Star Trek's greatest stroke of genius to conceive of Kirk and Spock as two rebels looking for a cause...

A fairly typical Hollywood bromantic comedy in that one suspects that the improvisatory chops of its likeable star duo made them real-time script doctors.

With its colorful, exciting action and well-defined emotional underpinnings, Batman: Under the Red Hood is the best yet in the DC Universe Animated Original Movies line.

Like its defector hero, Mao’s Last Dancer is neither here nor there...determinedly dull, even in the flatly filmed ballet sequences.

An existential nightmare of maddening uncertainty, a notion only emphasized by Reichardt’s commitment to ambiguity.

Smart or...dumb? Yes, and...fun to hang around with for a couple of hours.

Though the [film]...cannot pretend to be free of its own leanings, Vanderbilt allows a reading of Mapes’ tragic errors amidst its melancholy diagnosing of TV-news’ slow, painful death march from the public trust into modern corporate product.

The heroic journalism depicted in The Post could hardly be more timely, it’s true, but Spielberg’s take rarely achieves dramatic traction.

In some ways, Doctor Sleep has to feel like a pop cultural footnote, but that's not fair to what's a ripping yarn in its own right.