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Some will find Siam Sunset too resolute in its quirkiness, but the movie offers an enjoyable ride.

This isn't a terrible film, just an uneven one.

The dull, hectoring financial melodrama "Supercapitalist" has all the spark of a high school assembly skit about not letting friends drive drunk.

Whatever the makers of "$upercapitalist" had in mind, what they've created is a clunky and cliched melodrama set in the world of international high finance.

It all becomes little more than feel-good-about- feeling-bad window dressing, like an issue of Utne Reader in Dolby Surround Sound.

... an old-fashioned romance.

This earnest WWII escape story throws in a courtroom drama, but to nobody's advantage.

Reaches for more than it can handle, but it's well-acted and earnest in its intentions.

[An] exquisitely mounted romantic gem.

It's hard to do anything in court that hasn't been done before. It's a static situation, and points are scored in tiny increments. No big witness-stand breakdowns, no tearful confessions. Thus, boredom creeps in.

[Lumet's] crowning masterpiece.

As Janice, Christine Lahti is the pivot between father and son. The scenes between Janice and Joe Jr. are sweet, harrowing, movie-altering.

Yonkers Joe is incoherent, succeeding neither as an exciting gambling ride nor a touching family story.