All articles by Joe Lozito

Sumptuously photographed but achingly dull story of a French silk trader who finds unrequited love in 19th century Japan.

Dreadful misfire casts Jodie Foster as a vengeance-fueled vigilante bent on cleaning up a New York that hasn’t existed for years.

This hyperkinetic, ultra-violent, guns-a-blazin’ actioner from writer-director Michael Davis can be accused of many things – stupidity, misogyny, the death of American film as we know it – but false advertising is not one of them.

Winking story of a mentally ill father on a quest for lost gold in southern California with his reluctant daughter isn’t quite as cute as it thinks it is.

Former "Friend" David Schwimmer makes his feature directorial debut with this minor British comedy about a chubby schlub trying to win back his left-at-the-altar girlfriend.

Less-than-magical adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s romantic fairytale has some fine moments but lacks vision.

Reliably energetic entry in the lowbrow Tucker-Chan action-comedy series manages to be both smart and stupid at the same time.

Paul Greengrass and Matt Damon team up again in this the third – and final? – installment of the reliably thrilling but increasingly repetitious "Bourne" series.