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Madagascar starts off with a sense of fun—but runs out of steam when it leaves New York.

The latest Star Wars is full of hot air. But true fans can focus on the upsides: a shiny new Yoda and a solid villain.

The pros and cons of this year's summer comedies.

A (mostly) Jar Jar–free ‘Star Wars,’ a new Batman, and a jet with an evil brain.

Paul Haggis’s thrilling, provocative Crash spins a great cast into moral collisions.

Bruce Springsteen’s innovative collection of character studies dares to be both brooding and hopeful.

The Interpreter is an okay thriller, but Sean Penn’s performance stands out in the crowd.

This brilliant documentary dramatizes the evil that men—and corporations—do.

Todd Solondz’s latest satirical drama is too clever by half, and too nasty by three-quarters.

Kung Fu Hustle—a thrilling, dreamy action comedy—gives chaos a good name.