Peter Jackson and his Weta Workshop crew again set the standard for convincing special effects that integrate seamlessly with a compelling story
Whether you are a creationist or a Darwinist, having children and struggling to survive are what's "natural"
A look at how two new films confront the Middle East issue
Forget the remake and rent the original that starred Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball
A sampling of some recent special edition releases
Narnia suffers from competing interests, but it remains a very good movie
Despite bad language and serious horror, Goblet of Fire is in many ways the most positive of the series
The new movie version is faithful to both the letter and the spirit of Jane Austen's masterpiece
This film drains the military life of any kind of honor, patriotism, faith, and virtue
Story quality, not animation skill, is where Disney falls short of Pixar
