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The movie has its moments, but the characters are fuzzy around the edges...

No saving grace here.

A Photoshopped image of reality that is bland, parochial, and stereotypically acted by a cast who have nothing like the subtlety and range of Trey Parker's puppets from Team America: World Police.

Bullock turns in a terrific, ball-breaking performance. Unfortunately, the rest of the film is painfully patronising.

Had Billy Bob Thornton not been so good in so many films, people would be talking about this as his greatest role.

Few films have shown so powerfully the slashing double edge of sports fever.

With Flicka, young ladies who weren't in the market for Brokeback Mountain get their own chance to drool over the wide open spaces and awe-inspiring mountains of Wyoming, if they can avert their gaze from the gorgeous horses, that is.

It's got lovely vistas, and earnest performances, and Allison Lohman... is very believable.

An engaging and entertaining story about a young Navajo burdened by demons about his single white ancestor, and has a chip on his shoulder

Many cliches and borrowed substitutes for creativity.

The Kingdom works as an exotic action thriller, but its politics are so choked on checks and balances it cancels itself out.

When it's got the pedal to the metal, which is a substantial fraction of the running time, The Kingdom delivers the goods.