Hugh Grant falls for a Mafia princess, and once again he's in trouble -- not because he's Mickey Blue Eyes but because he's just Hugh Grant.

Will Smith and Kevin Kline misfire, the Italian stallions in "Summer of Sam" are mock Scorsese, and Adam Sandler's gone all sappy on us.

The Luzhin Defence, The Center of the World, With a Friend Like Harry . . .

Martin Scorsese regains his form with the Howard Hughes biopic– Leo DiCaprio vehicle The Aviator.

Spike Lee's "Bamboozled" is an irony-deficient riff on "Network" in which an appallingly racist minstrel show on TV becomes a ratings juggernaut.

A waterlogged remake of the 1954 sci-fi classic finds "Godzilla" stomping through Manhattan instead of Tokyo. Come back, Raymond Burr -- all is forgiven!

'Adaptation', the new Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman collaboration, picks apart the myth that nothing good ever domes out of Hollywood these days.

Director Ron Howard -- who grew up on television before our eyes -- exacts a certain revenge with "EDtv" (we're not in Mayberry anymore).

Unlike Holocaust films that dwell on the horrific spectacle, Frederick Wiseman's portrait of a doomed mother dictating final words to her son is shattering in its simplicity.