All Movies
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New documentary takes frank look at steroids use in sports
Rather than do the expected and condemn drug use, 'Bigger, Stronger, Faster' questions America's value system.
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Review: Kit Kittredge: An American Girl
Based on the highly popular American Girl book series, 'Kit' plays out like a sweet-souled Nancy Drew mystery.
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Review: 'The Love Guru'
Mike Myers pulls off some hilarious moments in this crude but funny comedy.
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Review: Brick Lane
In this lurching narrative, a young Bangladeshi woman is shipped off to London to marry an older man.
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Review: 'Get Smart'
Remake of television series for the wide screen could be a lot smarter.
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Review: 'Encounters at the End of the World'
Documentary chronicles filmmaker's trip to Antarctica in a cranky, lyrical way.
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Review: 'The Happening'
Shyamalan's lean offering will creep you out even though the plot misses a few logic links.
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Review: 'Quid Pro Quo'
Perverse psychological drama about able-bodied people who yearn to be disabled.
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Review: 'The Incredible Hulk'
Latest version of the comic book hero takes the more traditional smash-and-slash approach.
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Review: 'You Don't Mess With the Zohan'
Adam Sandler's new movie is a pretty good scattershot comedy with counterterrorism as its backdrop.
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Review: 'Kung Fu Panda'
Animated feature puts a comedic spin on martial arts with a Jackie Chan voice-over.
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Review: 'Operation Filmmaker'
Documentary about an Iraqi film student sidesteps the fairy-tale scenario.
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Review: 'Mongol'
Epic restores 'good-guy reputation' of Genghis Khan.
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Iranian filmmaker bridges deep political divides with irreverence
Masoud Dehnamaki, a former militant, has broken box-office records with his irreverent film about the Iran-Iraq war.
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Review: 'The Unknown Woman'
An unstable concoction of political melodrama, film noir, and weepie.
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Review: 'Savage Grace'
Dark subject matter gets an oddly vacuous delivery.
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Review: 'Sex and the City'
A glorified TV episode – and a rather middling one at that.
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Review: 'The Strangers'
A gruesomely relentless gorefest to avoid.
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From our files – Director Pollack off the film set: His Hollywood movies turn out to be different
The director and actor, remembered for his films such as 'Out of Africa,''Tootsie,' and 'Absence of Malice,' was interviewed by the Monitor in 1975 upon release of his film, 'Three Days of the Condor.
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Review: 'The Edge of Heaven'
Intermittently powerful drama explores a cross-cultural estrangement.
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