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For fans of DeLillo, Keaton and/or either team in that classic Series, this curious little picture is worth tracking down.

For better and worse, this is a fiction writer's movie: the dialogue is admirably precise, yet the restrictive worldview that's so gripping in DeLillo's books seems like mere solipsism on-screen.

The Last Station is the kind of adult drama that I'm just thankful is still being made. Therefore, I was ecstatic to also find it to be rather good.

Despite its strong performances The Last Station is a bland and middle-of-the-road period film with faint literary pretensions.

A smart and well constructed drama.

Promised Land tries hard to win you over but finally wears you down with its sincerity.

Soapdish aims at a satiric target as big as a Macy's float and intermittently hits it.

Not as funny as the real thing and unlikely to be anywhere near as successful as the leading real-life exponents of the art.

A cross-cultural teen sex farce with some good moments, Some Girls hinges on the deadpan comic timing of Patrick Dempsey.

To its credit, the film is well cast and boasts imaginative production design, but is neither particularly funny nor emotionally credible.