Water Horse works because it relies on story over spectacle
Chris Weitzman's Compass charts a confusing course, but the enemy is clearly a religious one
A Burtonesque Sweeney Todd
Diving Bell is a loving portrait of an amazing writer
The Kite Runner offers a new and refreshing look at ordinary family life in Afghanistan
Disney musical offers a genuine defense of marital love
Juno captures the awkward development of teen maturity
Starting Out loses the delicate balance of Morton's book
Beowulf takes clever liberties with the classic tale and is ambivalent toward the dawn of Christendom
