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Phillip Noyce explores the havoc and repercussions caused by white interlopers toward indigenous peoples in this straightforward account of real-life black South African activist Patrick Chamusso and the white Boer police agent, who hunts him.

More sleight of hand than persuasive drama, this what-if story about the aftermath of a presidential assassination is technically seamless but dramatically hollow.

Not reviewed at press time. Bollywood film about a widowed father in need of cash who is recruited by the police to masquerade as the leader of an international gang of thieves.

Surprisingly, this atmospheric movie starring some of the greatest actors of our time is a dull and enervating bore.

This is not the 9/11 film we expected from Stone, who tells the fact-based story of two individuals who somehow survived the collapse of the World Trade Center and with a remarkable economy of expressionistic detail and bombast.

The high school comedy of co-creators Dinello, Colbert, and Sedaris is completely over the top in its audacity and absurdity.

Jarecki’s canny and somewhat overwhelming documentary paints a grim historical picture of war profiteering run amok.

Animated retelling of the Little Red Riding Hood story has sass but little imagination.

Julian Fellowes is two for two: The English actor’s first big screenwriting credit, Gosford Park, netted him an Oscar, and with this directorial debut, he again demonstrates a mastery of British uppercrust dramas.

A singularly dreadful example of what can happen when potentially capable comedians check their brains at a committee meeting and go slumming for dollars.

Bruce Willis is called back to active crime-fighting duty in this new thriller.

This creepy tale of a stalker and the object of his affection is adapted from an Ian McEwan novel.

Feels like a B-picture, but a smart, finely tuned one that wouldn’t have been out of place in Roger Corman’s mid-Seventies stable.

Aussie import is sweet but as emotionally ethereal as a Splenda meringue.

Ashley Judd thriller is routine at best.

Denzel does a Southern-fried potboiler.

Unions Slam Police, Fire Cuts