Brian Cox

Coriolanus: Ralph Fiennes Bloodies Up the Bard

Late Review: Wolverine

Screened too late for our print deadlines, X-Men Origins: Wolverine opens today at the Meridian and other theaters. Our Robert Wilonsky saw the flick, and here's his take: Without fail, the dullest installment in any superhero movie franchise is the origin story, during which audiences anxiously aw ... More >>

Zodiac: The Type-A Killer

David Fincher's masterful OCD period thriller.

Nov. 1-8, 2006

A week of calamities: The Cold War, the Iraq War, and Katrina all over again.

Running With Scissors

Opens at Metro and other theaters, Fri., Oct. 27. Rated R. 116 minutes.

Twelve and Holding

Young Zoë Weizenbaum is the best thing about otherwise routine suburban triptych.

Veteran's Luck

Woody Allen reverses his career slump with a bracing English crime thriller.

In Like a Lamb

Mild but pleasing, The Chronicles of Narnia succeeds more with the CG effects than the kids.

Asylum

Also: À Tout de Suite, This Divided State, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, My Date With Drew, 9 Songs, Red Eye, and Tropical Malady.

Achilles Has Left the Building

The biggest star in the mythic pantheon is ready for his close-up. But first, could we soften his image just a tad?

This Week's Attractions

The biggest star in the mythic pantheon is ready for his close-up. But first, could we soften his image just a tad?

X-Men 2: Hugh Jackman in Coasting Mode

Comic-book sequel can't change its shape.

Sinking Lee-Ward

Spike makes his most boring New York story yet.

Personal Verbosity

Slumming actresses soar but are out-talked by the narrator.

The lost boys

Bedroom suburbs and their hazards.