Anjelica Huston

This vehicle—the cinematic equivalent of a supermarket paperback—plays like the best-ever episode of Matlock rather than a truly distinguished feature film.

Admirably scruffy in its droll comic pursuits, but has all the storytelling aplomb of a Sunday-funnies section.

Dance allows Dench to overact her lovestruck nervousness...By the time he stages a hay-baling montage, you'll have had enough of this close-but-no-cigar misfire.

Remains the gold standard for the TV miniseries format...stands among the best Western films ever made.

Incorporates Freudian psychodrama, twisted romance, and national satire while giving redemption the Heimlich maneuver.

Can I interest you in a nice nap?

50/50 isn’t interested in defeatism, except as one inevitable way station of the film’s appealing emotional ramble.

If the mere mention of the blue-footed booby sends you into paroxysms, The Big Year is the film for you.

Nervy and unnerving...arguably the purest expression of Allen's cinematic vision.