Maggie Gyllenhaal

Access the Batcomputer!

By the end, those who haven't seen Nine Queens may applaud the entertaining sleight-of-hand...those who have may lament that Criminal is the proverbial old dog.

Secrets and lies laid bare by a strong cast make Roos' happy endings cathartic and reassuring.

Seems less a joyous return to innocence and more like the nightmares we have while contemplating the real-estate market.

Despite what you may have heard, World Trade Center isn't entirely apolitical, just understated in its commentary.

By the end, I felt empty and unconvinced that I'd spent 103 minutes with genuine personalities.

A fantasy, so it's not obligated to be logical, but it should at least have internal logic and follow its own set of rules. A failure to do so untethers the film.

Ledger slips into the purple suit as if it were an animal skin for a primal, archetypal dance...Nolan's richly realized adaptation of a modern American mythology fulfills our faith in the material and its interpreters.

Bridges ably does his own guitar playing and singing, another reason Crazy Heart is a gift to those who have long appreciated his talents.

One is always in good hands with Thompson, even in this kiddie franchise...for the kids, there’s not only the sobering reminder that they're works in progress but also lots of...fairy-tale magic, with a touch of Babe’s farm charm.

Opens with the legend 'This story is based on true events,' adding, 'Really.' Except that it isn’t. Not really.