Ang Lee finds the perfect sex game for himself, while Wes Anderson discovers India by train.

Sean Penn can’t quite find his path in Into the Wild. Plus: Global-warming horror! (Quick, take refuge at Toots Shor’s.)

Compared with Crash, Paul Haggis’s Iraq film is devastatingly restrained. Plus: Russell Crowe’s laughing eyes and Jodie Foster’s weird mistake.

Judd Apatow & Co. take the teen sex comedy to a whole new level. The Nanny Diaries doesn’t raise the chick-flick bar.

Stardust overcomes the silly obstacles it sets for itself. Plus: Leo’s scary documentary.

Pass the Dramamine, hold the popcorn: It’s the new Bourne flick.

Ice-cold facts illuminate the Iraq documentary No End in Sight. Plus: Dissent isn’t what it used to be.

Hairspray lays it on real thick; Sienna Miller and Steve Buscemi go at each other brilliantly.

The latest Potter is dark, dark, dark—and in need of some zit cream. It also one-ups the novel.

Michael Moore’s best film yet diagnoses a sick health-care system. Plus: Yearning rats, thrilling Herzog, and an overly burnished Evening.