Director Edgar Wright and cowriter/star Simon Pegg bring British humor to the undead in their self-proclaimed “rom-zom-com” (that’s romantic zombie comedy).
Michael Mann’s coolly attenuated thriller is a smart, tense film pitting a coldly efficient assassin against the cabbie who inadvertently becomes his wheelman.
The second installment of the original Spidey trilogy is a real supe-opera with young adult turmoil pushed into the realms of comic-book mythology with zippy action and spectacular set pieces.
Hanks plays a traveler who winds up in the longest airport layover in the history of mankind in this gentle and inspiring drama inspired by a true story.
Jim Carrey fights to hold onto memories of a past romance in this poignant, touching, and sometimes painfully funny in this playfully inventive romantic fantasy from writer Charlie Kaufman and director Michel Gondry.
This animated fantasy of a shy shopgirl, a mysterious wizard, and a jealous witch is set in a steampunk 19th century past of magic and mechanical wonders.
Alexander Payne’s road movie about best friends taking a bachelor party on the road through California vineyard country is a modern buddy film with a seventies sensibility.
Wolfgang Petersen directs this epic adaptation of Homer’s epic poem ‘The Iliad’ about the seige of Troy, which costars Eric Bana, Orlando Bloom, and Diane Kruger.
