Billy Crystal

More than any other Robert De Niro film, invites the speculation that the once-revered actor has become the gimmicky comic screenwriter's whipping boy.

From its jazzy main titles to its gentle fadeout, Monsters, Inc. has something that money can't buy. It's likeable.

Thanks to three very strong writers...and the willpower of its leads, Analyze This turns out to be an amusing piffle.

The play widely regarded as the best piece of dramatic literature ever written...[in] the only unexpurgated big-screen version.

May be the most thoughtful and, in social terms, realistic film ever made about the college experience.

The Baby Boomer teaming no one was asking for—Billy Crystal and Bette Midler—melded to that most moribund of genres, rugrats 'comedy'...