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The fourth entry in this series is surprisingly complex and ambitious.

In his return to science fiction, Ridley Scott's stunning, ambitious visuals are waylaid by his quasi-metaphysics.

There's a crisp little thriller anchored in this movie about pretty people wearing skimpy swimwear in a beautiful locale.

Prosecution Rests in Scott Case

John Turturro directs himself and Woody Allen in this movie that gently cruises but but never drives it home.

Childhood possession horror leaves us in two minds

In this adaptation of an early Noël Coward play, Jessica Biel is the American newcomer whose brash attitudes disrupt the British decorum of her new mother-in-law (Kristin Scott Thomas).

Although their case has hit a dead end, prosecutors of the yogurt shop murders say they're determined to find the 'unknown suspect' – and then to retry Michael Scott and Robert Springsteen

Scott McClellan on Bush, bipartisanship, loyalty, and duty

Thirteen years after American Pie jump-started sexual innuendo for a new generation, this sequel is the best one in the series.

No widespread voting fraud found in initial phase of audit demanded by Trump

They say the house always wins, but sometimes ...

Cormac McCarthy pens his first screenplay, and Ridley Scott directs the tasty cast.

Redemption for Austin's definitive one-man band? Just don't ask Scott H. Biram what the 'H' stands for.

A sizzling cast and their director do a crackerjack job of nailing the look and feel of New York City's bad old days of internal corruption and outer rot.

These Coliseum slavery capers earned a Best Picture Oscar.

Roland Joffé wrote and directed this drama set during the Spanish Civil War in which one of the protagonists is Opus Dei founder Josemaría Escrivá.

Marvel's crime caper comedy sequel gets bigger, smaller, but still fun

Editor Maxwell Perkins and author Thomas Wolfe collaborate in biopic

The History of the Red River Strip