Clive Owen

Duplicity

The International

Shoot 'Em Up

This film proves that its star could have been a killer Bond.

King Artless

Bruckheimer's knights go for grit but lose the glory.

How the West Was Wasted

Bruckheimer's knights go for grit but lose the glory.

Elizabeth: The Golden Age

Cate camps it up for Queen Hard with a Vengeance

Tomorrow's Misery Today

Cate camps it up for Queen Hard with a Vengeance

Children of Men

Despite a non-existent marketing campaign, Cuarón’s latest is not to be missed.

Off the Tracks

Clive Owen gets pushed to his limits, right along with the audience.

Color Bind

What's black and white and red all over? Sin City, pal.

Flick Pick

Closer

Cine Bon!

Remembering the films that heated up cinemas this year.

Leaning Sideways

In a year when small movies came up big, picking the top ten was a Payne.

Lust Buster

The brutally honest Closer claws through a carnal hell.

The Pain Train

Two years later, a digital-video short film became an overnight ad sensation

Class Act

Robert Altman rounds up the best Brits for a heroic resurrection.

Dirty Work

A tale of prison gardeners is this summer's sweetest feel-good comedy.

Ten From 2000

Although this past year wasn't a film blockbuster, it had some bright spots.

Wheeler-Dealer

Croupier looks like a good bet.

Top 10 gambling movies of all time

​This week's cover story, "All In," focuses on the work of University of Denver professor Robert Hannum, who's been researching the mathematics of gambling and the science of poker for almost two decades. Of course, we all know (or think we know) something about Las Vegas casinos and card game ... More >>

Five dystopian futures that wouldn't be that bad

​Children of Men, Alfonso Cuaron's gritty and excellent film about a future where everyone has become sterile, plays tonight at the Denver FilmCenter as part of their recent sci-fi series. The film is a story about finding hope in an era of hopelessness. But gray skies and bombings aside, we d ... More >>

Killer Elite is this week's most ridiculous trailer

​Though it's seldom as conspicuous as, say, editing or lighting, scoring is a subtle integral component of any film's stylistic mix; take last week's excellent Drive, for example, which set itself apart from the typical action-movie morass at least in part with its use of quiet new-new-wave, a ... More >>