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Topic: Movies (page 329)

"Guinevere": A gutless examination of the attraction between older men and younger women

"Mumford": The movies' first sane therapist talks a big game in Law

"Double Jeopardy": You can't be tried for the same crime twice -- but you can make the same bad movie over and over again

"Black Cat, White Cat": A manic, carnivalesque romp recaptures the possibilities of cinema

"On the Ropes": The "Hoop Dreams" of boxing -- and just as heartbreaking

Hollywood by way of Broadway: British actress Janet McTeer on her graceful leap from stage to screen

Christine Schomer

"Sugar Town": Ally Sheedy, Patricia Arquette and John Taylor play music-biz burnouts worthy of VH-1's "Behind the Music"

"For Love of the Game": Kevin Costner's syrupy, sentimental return to baseball smells like Coors Light and Viagra

"Love is the road of hell": An interview with French director Catherine Breillat

"Romance": One of the most potent films about sex of the last few decades

"Stop Making Sense": Why the Talking Heads miracle concert film is worth seeing twice

Stephanie Zacharek

"American Beauty": Kevin Spacey keeps a biting, ambitious suburban satire from eating itself alive

"The Minus Man": If her performance here is any indication, Sheryl Crow's acting career will be a short one

"Stigmata": Hot babe with a religious condition? Throw in a sexy priest and call it a movie!

Mary Elizabeth Williams

All's fair in film and war: An interview with "West Beirut" director Ziad Doueiri

"West Beirut": An engaging, acomplished debut captures the slow agony of being a teenager

"Chill Factor": The Gooding-Ulrich actioner smolders with the intensity of block ice

Stephanie Zacharek

Death by warm fuzzy: Robin Williams was once a comic genius. What the hell happened?

Stephanie Zacharek

"Outside Providence": The Farrelly brothers put a new spin on the old coming-of-age-in-a-crappy-town story

Stephanie Zacharek

"The Astronaut's Wife": Johnny Depp and Charlize Theron spawn a dud

"The Muse": Albert Brooks proves all too effective at playing a screenwriter who's lost the golden touch

Stephanie Zacharek

"Dudley Do-Right": A fully clothed Brendan Fraser hides his best talents

Mary Elizabeth Williams

"Head On": A Greek boy comes out -- and of age -- in Australia

"Mickey Blue Eyes": Hugh Grant's bumbling allure hits the saturation point

Mary Elizabeth Williams

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