In his first film, Jamie Johnson—heir to the Band-Aid fortune—skewers his fellow trustafarians. No wonder they’re no longer talking to him.

Some civilizations bent to the service of bloodthirsty gods, others to bloodthirsty masters. Disney does a children’s classic—and gets it right.

With all its dirty laundering and pop psychologizing, Dickens probably should have had “Behind the Novels” appended to its title.

Monk goes to Manhattan, but should have stayed home; Paris Hilton goes West, ditto; John Landis stalks a chatterbox salesman.

A remake of Doctor Zhivago proves that when you take the revolution out of a revolutionary novel, something’s bound to be lost in translation.

With "Snoops," David Kelley veers perilously close to Aaron Spelling territory; then again, why shouldn't Gina Gershon have her own show?

Television critic John Leonard reviews A Letter From the Deep, Biography: James Baldwin, Da Ali G Show, 1st to Die, The Pill