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The plot expands and gets more complex as the story progresses, and the dramatic tension ratchets up

Stephen Dorff's powerhouse perf as an ordinary Joe trapped behind bars with warring ethnic psychopaths propels "Felon" well ahead of its expose/exploitation brethren while still avoiding the pious learning curves of Frank Darabont's prestige prison dramas

Not even his magnificent horse, which drinks and smokes, can tap dance the film into my heart. Thank goodness the music has been retained; at least you can revel in the score.

It's Zorro, the domesticated blade!

The issues it raises are both noble, topical and worth exploring, which makes this an interesting, if flawed, military exercise.

Will a thinking audience really buy the image of helpless, grateful people bestowing kisses and victory songs upon Willis as the representative of all things American: power, guts, compassion?

Nielsen, an actor who is either brilliant or abysmal depending on the material, veers towards the latter.

By turns frenetic and flat-footed, Mr. Magoo is an uninspired live-action comedy.

Davis' candid, archly funny and deeply authentic take on intimate relationships comes to fruition in her sophomore effort.

Despite its many infuriating flaws -- not the least of which is Amy's self-absorbed personality -- Amy's O's honesty will win you over.

Slick, predictable fun.

A cheerfully amoral movie that cannily caters to and satirizes our passion for cinematic violence.