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• A fabulous 'Fantastic Mr. Fox'
  In "Fantastic Mr. Fox," indie-film hero Wes Anderson puts a delightful spin on a kiddie classic.
  
• Beware of 'Old Dogs'
  This shoddy comedy gives us Robin Williams and John Travolta at their most toothless.
  
• "We Live in Public" follows a dot-com Mad Hatter
  Did you know that one of the Internet's founding geniuses was quite possibly insane? If not, you haven't heard of Josh Harris. A New York City dot-com megamillionaire, Harris foresaw the potential of the web, pioneering social media and streaming video when most people didn't know how to hook up a modem.
  
• A fractured fable with 'Antichrist'
  Lars von Trier's "Antichrist" will be as divisive among filmgoers as it is to the unhappy couple it portrays. But it's a compelling, if unsettling, journey.
  
• 'Skin' doesn't go deep enough
  This drama about a "colored" child born to a white South African couple is too simplistic.
  
• Scrooged, again, with Disney's 'A Christmas Carol'
  Robert Zemeckis goes back to the past, cluttering up a classic with 3D wrapping.
  
• 'Skin' deep; 'Crude' rude
  Movie review: 'Skin' deep; 'Crude' rude
  
• Too-close encounters in 'The Fourth Kind'
  "The Fourth Kind," supposedly based on real events, provides some real scares.
  
• Doubts fan 'Flame & Citron'
  The Danish WWII drama "Flame & Citron" centers on two freedom fighters who are fascinatingly conflicted.
  
• 'Art & Copy' a great documentary
  Director Doug Pray follows a fascinating array of characters, including the woman who persuaded Braniff Airlines to paint its fleet in rainbow colors.
  
• Review: "The Canyon" is a bad trip
  The honeymoon doesn't last long in "The Canyon."
  
• Review: "New York" collection is mixed bag
  The omnibus valentine "New York, I Love You" includes a few films worth crushing on - and a few more to dump.
  
• 'Astro Boy' too little, too late
  1960s Japanimation hero "Astro Boy" finally makes it the big screen. While the movie is fun, it's too little, too late.
  
• Mix-tape movies
  The 10th-annual Sound Unseen is a cinematic grab bag for music fans.
  
• Review: 'Whip It': Real good
  Drew Barrymore makes her directing debut with this delightful roller-derby comedy. Scene for scene and beat for beat, this roller derby crowd-pleaser crackles with joy and jubilation.
  
• Dangerous adventures in Barbie-land
  Bruce Willis plays the hero, again, in a perilous future world full of hottie surrogates. Cue exploding helicopter.
  
• Reviewed in brief: "The Other Man," "Somers Town," "Paris" and Evangelion:1.0"
  "Other Man" is a muddled dud. "Paris" shows off everyday lives of a number of Parisians.
  
• Review: Find another place to go
  "The Final Destination" is just another tired entry in a film series of bland killing machines.
  
• Desperation and redemption in 'Lorna's Silence'
  A stark but transcendent tale of one woman's odyssey .
  
• Review: Hudgens gets hip in a rock 'n' roll parable
  "Bandslam" is a surprisingly charming flick about friendship, love and the power of music.
  
• What do you know, 'Joe'?
  MOVIE REVIEW For being a two-hour toy commercial, "The Rise of Cobra" ends up being an entertaining action flick.
  
• New queen of the rom-com?
  Katherine Heigl deserves the crown for "The Ugly Truth," a smart sex comedy that adds up to more than the sum of its clichés.
  
• 'Public Enemies' white-hot crime drama
  Michael Mann's gangster saga is an action blockbuster shot through with wit and intelligence.
  
• 'Management' weird, but not weird enough
  Zahn and Aniston can't keep "Management" from getting stuck in the usual romantic-comedy goo.
  
• A decent 'Proposal'
  Sandra Bullock -- and the scene-stealing Betty White -- help elevate this above the standard rom-com affair.
  

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