Movie ReviewsMOVIE REVIEW | 'MONEYBALL'Throwing a Digital-Age CurveballBy MANOHLA DARGIS
Brad Pitt plays Billy Beane, the baseball executive who challenged traditions of the game, in "Moneyball."
MOVIE REVIEW | 'WEEKEND'A Morning After That Turns Into a Dance of DiscoveryBy A. O. SCOTT
"Weekend," directed by Andrew Haigh, is one of those rare films that address the complex entanglements of love and sex honestly.
MOVIE REVIEW | 'MACHINE GUN PREACHER'Good Works With a Bad AttitudeBy A. O. SCOTT
A former drug dealer, Sam Childers underwent a religious conversion. But it may be that, in movie terms, Mr. Childers's story is too true to be good.
MOVIE REVIEW | 'ABDUCTION'At Least His Abs Get a WorkoutBy STEPHEN HOLDEN
Taylor Lautner stars in "Abduction." There is also a plot, of sorts.
MOVIE REVIEW | 'PEARL JAM TWENTY'A Sound Reverberating Far Beyond SeattleBy ANDY WEBSTER
Cameron Crowe's documentary about the band Pearl Jam honors its two-decade career.
MOVIE REVIEW | 'RED STATE'Director Hates Stupidity, Hypocrisy and CriticsBy A. O. SCOTT
Kevin Smith's "Red State" is a horror-action move, but what it does best is talk.
MOVIE REVIEW | 'THUNDER SOUL'From a School Band, Soul and Funk, and HeartBy JEANNETTE CATSOULIS
"Thunder Soul" features a Houston high-school music director who turned his school's band into a celebrated funk institution.
MOVIE REVIEW | 'THE MAN NOBODY KNEW'Son Takes His Famous Father Out of the ShadowsBy ANDY WEBSTER
"The Man Nobody Knew," a documentary by Carl Colby about his father, the elusive C.I.A. chief William Colby.
MOVIE REVIEW | '___ YEAR'Away From the Limelight and Losing Her GripBy MANOHLA DARGIS
In "___ Year," Ellen Barkin plays a fading actress who comes to terms with retirement.
MORE REVIEWSNews & FeaturesARTS & LEISUREAnd Now a Word From the DirectorBy MANOHLA DARGIS
When Lars von Trier said he was a Nazi, he was on the brink of getting the best reviews of his career for "Melancholia," which is coming to the New York Film Festival.
ARTS & LEISURERomance and Reflection, Hand in HandBy DENNIS LIM
"Weekend," Andrew Haigh's new film, is about a relationship between two gay men. But whether or not it is a "gay film" depends on how you look at it.
William F. May, 95, Dies; Helped Found Film SocietyBy WILLIAM GRIMES
Mr. May, who led the American Can Company for 15 years, was also a longtime board member of The New York Times.
DVDTHE NEW SEASON DVDSMovies That Said, 'Look What I Can Do'By CHARLES TAYLOR and STEPHANIE ZACHAREK
Newly released DVDs include "Citizen Kane," "Going Places" and "Birth of a Nation."
| Photos & VideoThe New Season: Movies
Profiles of Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst, a look at breakthrough performances, a schedule of fall films and more.
VIDEO: Critics' Picks: 'A Face in the Crowd'
A. O. Scott examines the creation of a media sensation in Elia Kazan's film.
VIDEO: Interview: Andrew Haigh
Andrew Haigh, the writer and director of "Weekend," discusses his film.
INTERACTIVE FEATURE:Faces to Watch
Five performers from this season of fall movies find themselves on the verge.
SLIDE SHOW: Reasons to Stay In the Dark
A look at some of the films releasing this fall.
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