Review: Tai Chi Hero

Stephen Fung’s pop-up graphics and jazzy fight scenes feel part of an unwieldy mix in which the director just throws whatever half-baked conceits up on the screen he feels like.

Review: The Last Stand

Kim Jee-woon makes savvy use of Schwarzenegger as both a newly world-weary figure and, more frequently, the ever-reluctant hero.

Review: Lockout

Who cares about subpar computer-generated work when Guy Pearce is a one-man cartoon badass spectacle all to himself?

Review: Janie Jones

Despite its panoply of clichés, the film does work up some goodwill once you accept it on its almost defiantly generic, low-stakes terms.

Review: Henry’s Crime

You’ll wish it stuck with Reeves’s unlikely casting as Lopakhin in the Chekhov play as its focus rather than just a cutesy twist.

Review: Fargo

It homes in on the quotidian small talk characteristic of people who define themselves by defining themselves.

Review: Anamorph

The film is beholden to high-concept gobbledygook that has almost no bearing on its mystery’s conclusion

Review: Unknown

A point emerges, this notion that we’re all born good, but it’s not one that gets a concerned workout.