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'The Woman in Black' review: Eerie doings in Victorian England

'The Woman in Black': Eerie doings in Victorian England

Doors creak, birds shriek and children are lured to terrible fates in "The Woman in Black," a good,...

'Crazy Horse' peeks inside Paris' nude nightclub

If Frederick Wiseman's involving new documentary "Crazy Horse" is any indication, that old rule...

'Big Miracle' exceeds expectations

The success of last year's "Dolphin Tale"proved this theorem: Imperiled marine animals + true-ish...

'Chronicle' is smart about telekinetic teens

Was it Superman's, Spider-Man's or Socrates' uncle who said, "With great power comes great...

'Kill List' is intense

If you're a hit man by trade, then you've already made a deal with the devil, even if those you...

Haunting good time with 'The Innkeepers'

Following his masterfully atmospheric '80s peekaboo throwback "The House of the Devil," indie horror...

Movie Review: 'King of Devil's Island'

A gripping youth revolt

'The Grey': Neeson battles the elements and wolves

Liam Neeson survives a plane crash, but can he survive the pack of wolves amid harsh elements in the...

Movie review: 'Joffrey: Mavericks of American Dance'

Ballet has become so culturally irrelevant that people need to be reminded that a century ago it was...

'One for the Money' starring Katherine Heigl

A mercenary pall hangs over the criminally uninspired "One for the Money." Tough economic times...

'Man on a Ledge:' Thrills, but little edge

When a guy steps onto a narrow ledge, many stories above a messy bit of New York City asphalt,...

'Declaration of War' is vibrant and heartfelt

In Valerie Donzelli's film, she and Jeremie Elkaim play a young couple whose baby has cancer (he...

'Lula, Son of Brazil:' An act of hero worship

Brazil's official Oscar submission unfolds as generic re-enactment rather than urgent drama

'Alls Well, Ends Well 2012': A silly farce

The genre known as the Chinese New Year movie generally gives off a whiff of the family-friendly,...

'Albert Nobbs': A damaged woman in an age of men

Glenn Close stars in the story of a woman living as a man who is an emotionally stunted and...

Movie review: 'Underworld Awakening'

'Underworld Awakening' movie review: Kate Beckinsale is back in fighting and spandex form in the...

'Red Tails' takes a comic book approach to World War II

"Red Tails" squanders a great subject, reducing the real-life struggles and fierce heroics of the...

Movie review: 'Miss Bala' is a taut thriller of pageants, power and drugs

In this taut thriller with a social message, the search for a better life gets tangled in Mexico's...

'Haywire' review: Gina Carano kicks serious butt

Director Steven Soderbergh's "Haywire," starring the marvelous mixed martial arts mastery of Gina...

'The Flowers of War' is an uneasy mix of action and melodrama

Christian Bale stars in Zhang Yimou's lavish film about the Nanking Massacre.

Movie review: 'W.E.'

Madonna directs 'W.E.,' which clumsily contrives parallel stories about Wallis Simpson and a...

Tilda Swinton shines in 'We Need to Talk About Kevin'

In 'We Need to Talk About Kevin,' Tilda Swinton gives a powerful performance as a mother trying to...

'Coriolanus': Ralph Fiennes' directorial debut

Ralph Fiennes directs, stars in the Shakespeare update 'Coriolanus.' Vanessa Redgrave, Gerard...

Movie review: 'Carol Channing: Larger Than Life' documentary is terrific

Dori Berinstein's documentary "Carol Channing: Larger Than Life" is a terrifically entertaining,...

'Film Socialisme' review: Jean-Luc Godard sets sail

Combining reflections on the past, present and future of Western civilization aboard a cruise ship,...

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