Documentary about a final trek of sheep in Montana is as slow as watching the grass grow under their feet.
An elderly man and even more elderly ox demonstrate friendship at a level most can only dream of in this incredibly touching documentary from South Korea.
A terminally sullen live-in maid picks apart her assistants until someone appears that changes everything in this Oscar contender for Best Foreign Film.
Overlong, flabby and unfocused, this musical version of Fellini’s "8 1/2" is woefully tone-deaf.
Guy Ritchie’s frenzied, over-long "reimagining" of the much-adapted Conan Doyle character isn’t quite the blasphemy you’d think, thanks to a solid cast and Robert Downey Jr’s inherent likability as the title.
A Romanian film that examines the tortured feelings of a cop is torture of the worst kind. The only victims are those forced to watch it.
Nancy Meyers clearly enjoys making sitcom movies. We’d all enjoy it if she stopped.
Dramatizing the first years of Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, the film is rich in pageantry but poor in plot.
Terry Gilliam takes us into a breathtaking world of imagination in Heath Ledger’s final screen appearance.
A 14-year-old girl is raped and murdered by a pedophile in "The Lovely Bones" — not quite the feel-good film of the year, but a powerful one.
