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A cleverly planned switcheroo story in which the twist at the end is the knife in the back.

Matchstick Men never really casts off its cloak of artificiality and calculation; its pleasures are minor, however distracting they may be.

This, I suppose, is what happens when a director allows his actors to put together a movie -- it's sort of like letting the inmates run the asylum.

A predictable exercise in fake tawdriness and half-nude psychodrama.

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.