All articles by Joe Lozito

Aaron Eckhart is perfect in Jason Reitman’s dark satire about Big Tobacco and the public who loves them.

Refreshingly faithful but maddeningly uneven adaptation of the classic Alan Moore graphic novel about a masked man reigning terror on a totalitarian London.

Dave Chappelle’s celebration of, well, celebrating is like one of those great parties where you never get to spend enough time with anyone.

Like a good Sidney Lumet movie without the social resonance, director Richard Donner’s return to the interracial buddy movie is solid if ultimately forgettable.

Writer-director Kurt Wimmer manages to waste both Milla Jovovich and 88 minutes of your time.

A six-hour drama following two brothers during forty years of Italian history. And worth every minute of it.

An oft-ignored, long unavailable Cary Grant-Katherine Hepburn gem.

A charmingly slight mixed-race romantic comedy, featuring charismatic performances by Sanaa Lathan and Simon Baker but script as thin as the paper it’s printed on.