Tom Berenger

A meat-and-potatoes '80s movie, that maybe doesn't 'taste great,' but at least is 'less filling.'

The simplest way to sum up the greatness of Inception is to identify it as a new classic of science-fiction cinema (and, for that matter, the heist genre).

Remains an intriguing blend of the political and the personal, with Stone turning his memories and his opinions about Vietnam into potent drama.

Gettysburg wins the day by giving a detailed account of the three-day battle (for the first time in a feature film), shot on the actual locations where the events took place.