Boasting a memorable performance from Colin Firth, fashion director Tom Ford's directorial debut looks great, but just doesn't fit quite right

Greenaway's semi-surrealist black comedy is an impressive and instructive exercise in the cinematic and scientific arts.

A masterful meditation on time and loss.

A transcendent collaboration between revolutionary artists, the film is a stunning meditation on the essence and power of form and burgeoning sentimentalities of a transforming world of cinema.

Siegel's layered and tortuous script is often transfixing, but his directorial amateurism is highlighted through an anxious cutting slideshow.

Overrated but entertaining classic from Jean Renoir.

It may not silence James Cameron's fiercest critics, but 'Avatar' is an impressive and engrossing accomplishment.

While the film is aesthetically effective and faithful to Kafka's text, it is stricken by the notable flaw of a miscast Anthony Perkins as the confounded hero.

As the film demonstrates, the turbulence of a fifteenth century Russia aided the foundation of Rublev's artistic vision and perseverance.

A near great film from an aging auteur.

A multidimensional take on the trials of youth and parenthood, the film is infused with bold philosophical ideas and incredibly moving performances from Liv Ullmann and Ingrid Bergman.

Wes Anderson takes on a giant task and well, wins...

The genius of the Coen Brothers' modern allegorical craft is extracting the fantastical and stirring from the monotony of daily routine and habitual faith.

A stimulating if wholly confounding jumble, the film finds Lynch simultaneously racing and plodding through the night.

The feel-good movie of year in which a Democratic stranglehold can't push through its own progressive agenda.