Reviews

This is the best non-Pixar CGI film yet made.

Director Debra Granik's Southern suspense drama is a resounding success, thanks in no small part to the extraordinary lead performance of Jennifer Lawrence.

Up takes flight among the very best of Pixar's works.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet's new and "intriguing" dark comedy hits its mark as one of the most entertaining movie experiences of the year.

Toy Story 3 tugs at the heartstrings as much as it thrills, and the result is a near-perfect blockbuster for film-goers of any age.

Unlike any addiction movie you've seen, The Hurt Locker is 2009's best film.

This unique examination of the street art scene toes the line between doc and mock, and does so brilliantly.

The King's Speech pulls off the tricky feat of being inspirational without being sentimental.

It suffers from a bit of blockbuster sequel bloat, but there's more than enough high-flying thrills and Robert Downey charm on display here to make up for it.

This might be the best video game movie ever made, despite not being based on a video game.

The Ghost Writer is taut, clever, and altogether peculiar in all the ways only a Polanski film can be.

Ponyo is a very sweet movie, if a bit too slight for mature audiences.

Korean director Kim Ji-woon delivers a take on the old western that's as fresh as it is frenetic.

A creepy but excellent film that relies more on atmosphere than gore, The Last Exorcism is a welcome break from the usual horror-film diet of slashers and serial killers.

A raucous, ridiculous, raunchy buddy cop farce that is, in its own weird way, kind of ambitious.