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Questionable motives and unbelievable decisions are relatively small potatoes compared with the Sputnik-size plotholes.

Like a stripper who gets naked too quickly, the lukewarm spy thriller "The Double" lays out its big plot twist early in the movie - and soon finds, shivering, that it has nowhere else to go.

Gettysburg succeeds as a motion picture event, and as a re-creation of a pivotal chapter of American history.

The presence of old lags Martin Sheen and John Heard just beggars belief. What were they thinking?

This arty melodrama is not likely to make teenage America get down with Shakespeare.

The rewards of this crisp, resigned drama revisiting the horrors of the Bosnian conflict are the same as its flaws.

The Hague's sterile offices and endless grey urban sprawl could have made Storm drab; thanks to the cool eye of the filmmaker and the two leads, it's anything but.