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Soderbergh's spectacular "Che"-volution: Messy, unfinished and utterly mesmerizing, Steven Soderbergh's two-part, four-hour Che Guevara opus, starring Benicio del Toro, sets Cannes buzzing.; May 22, 2008
"Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull": Steven Spielberg's beloved adventure series has built its own Temple of Hype -- but the latest installment manages to surprise and delight.; By Stephanie Zacharek May 22, 2008
Clint, Angelina and the movie with no name: Eastwood and his pregnant star bring their moody 1920s L.A. thriller to Cannes. But what's it called?; Andrew O'Hehir May 20, 2008
Blood on the beach: From a dizzying reinvention of the Mafia film to Tony Manero as serial killer to the death of Bobby Sands, it's a violent spring at Cannes.; Andrew O'Hehir May 19, 2008
Indy and the Martian Inca mummies -- vs. the French!: "Indy 4" premieres, Harrison Ford charms the Euro-throngs and Cannes surrenders to celebutainment silliness.; Andrew O'Hehir May 18, 2008
Woody Allen and Mike Tyson, together at last: A marriage made in Cannes: Two notorious tabloid-fodder Yanks are showered with love on the Riviera.; Andrew O'Hehir May 17, 2008
"The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian": Grand battles! Dazzling special effects! But where are all the people?; By Stephanie Zacharek May 16, 2008
Grief, cancer, Nietzsche and Santa: Arnaud Desplechin's wrenching "Christmas Tale" might just be a dysfunctional-family masterpiece.; Andrew O'Hehir May 16, 2008
Cannes opens with a dud -- but delights follow: "Blindness" is an apocalyptic horror flick, rendered dull and pretentious. But an astonishing animated war film and a gripping prison drama provide the fireworks.; Andrew O'Hehir May 15, 2008
If Austin Powers were French -- and funny: He might be the star of "OSS 117," a deadpan, borderline-brilliant satire of postwar spy movies and preening Euro-idiocy in the Middle East.; Andrew O'Hehir May 9, 2008
"Speed Racer": You know a movie's heading nowhere fast when even its monkey doesn't make you laugh.; By Stephanie Zacharek May 9, 2008
"What Happens in Vegas": This Ashton Kutcher-Cameron Diaz romantic comedy needs fewer sunsets and more lap dances and tequila shooters.; By Mary Elizabeth WIlliams May 9, 2008
Building a road from Bollywood to dullsville: How can a gorgeous-looking movie about an adulterous interracial affair in 1930s India be so boring? Plus: The amazing Juliet Stevenson, sex symbol at age 51.; Andrew O'Hehir May 8, 2008
A star is born (at age 51): As a married woman meeting her ex-lover 25 years later, Juliet Stevenson transforms a Lifetime-level middle-aged rom-com into delirious comic magic.; Andrew O'Hehir May 8, 2008
The Iraq movie we've been waiting for: Nick Broomfield's pulse-pounding "Battle for Haditha" turns the infamous 2005 civilian massacre into a haunting classic about the inhumanity of war.; Andrew O'Hehir May 8, 2008
10 to watch from Tribeca: A hot Swedish girlfriend (who's undead), a Spanish math thriller, getting high with Ben Kingsley and the rest of the best from NYC's spring fest.; Andrew O'Hehir May 5, 2008
Marilyn, Michael and the flying nuns: Harmony Korine, the skate-punk Fitzgerald of the '90s, is back for his second act -- with a sweet and surprisingly lovely film, believe it or not.; Andrew O'Hehir May 2, 2008
"Made of Honor": This formulaic romantic comedy starring Patrick "McDreamy" Dempsey leaves us McCold.; By Stephanie Zacharek May 2, 2008
The girl who's also a boy: A nifty Gothic fable about an intersex teen in a desolate coastal town is among the year's most striking debuts.; Andrew O'Hehir May 2, 2008
"Iron Man": Robert Downey Jr. gives this inventive superhero blockbuster its warm, glowing heart -- and makes it soar.; By Stephanie Zacharek May 1, 2008
Three films about poverty, murder and Coca-Cola: Take a rattle-trap road trip with a trio of Romanian losers, a haunting cruise "Up the Yangtze" and a silky slide into a Hitchcock-lite thriller.; Andrew O'Hehir Apr 30, 2008
He conquered the World Trade Center: "Man on Wire" and its daredevil star thrill Tribeca, but Mamet's "Redbelt" is a jiu-jitsu pratfall. Plus: Is Brecht still relevant?; Andrew O'Hehir Apr 28, 2008
"Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay": This good-natured sequel might not be as endearing as the original, but it's still much more than another stoner comedy.; By Stephanie Zacharek Apr 25, 2008
"Deception": It's bad enough that this Ewan McGregor and Hugh Jackman thriller is improbable. But why does it have to look so awful?; By Stephanie Zacharek Apr 25, 2008
Interrogating Abu Ghraib: Errol Morris on his film "Standard Operating Procedure," why Lynndie England and others took photographs, and how the infamous images conceal as much as they reveal (podcast and video).; Andrew O'Hehir Apr 25, 2008

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