Daniel Craig

Body Snatchin' Body Snatchers. Again.

Quantum of Solace

Marc Forster has a license to confuse and bore in Quantum of Solace

Shoot 'Em Up

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

The Golden Compass

Avoiding its anti-dogma roots, Golden Compass veers off-course.

Namecheck

What have Colorado’s legislators been smoking?

Franchise Player

What have Colorado’s legislators been smoking?

Casino Royale

The Bond franchise takes a gamble on a new guy -- and comes up aces.

Repeat Offender

A second, slimmer Capote movie fails to improve on its predecessor.

Future Imperfect

Renaissance is black and white and a little dead all over.

Thick and Rich

Layer Cake is a hearty, confounding slice of the British underworld.

Second Run

Celebrating the overachieving, underhyped movies of 2004.

Love Among the Ruins

Christine Jeffs and Gwyneth Paltrow imbue Sylvia Plath with new life…and death.

Sullivan's Travels

Things are not always as they seem on the complex Road to Perdition.

Easy Virtue Q&A with Stephan Elliott and Sheridan Jobbins

Ben Barnes and Jessica Biel in "Easy Virtue." Easy Virtue, which opens today at the Esquire Theatre, marks a return for Stephan Elliott, who directed the film and co-wrote the screenplay with fellow Australian Sheridan Jobbins, who accompanied him during a recent publicity trip to Denver and took p ... More >>

ThunderCats's new look: Why so serious, Lion-O?

​Once upon a time, cartoons were silly. Consider the original Batman series of the 1960s, a show so jokey it had villains named both The Laugher and The Giggler and starred a not-exactly-ripped-but-still-wearing-spandex Adam West playing the world's most block-headed straight man -- even Tim B ... More >>

Five Super Bowl XLV moments that could enter the pop-culture lexicon this year

Nothing made it to this level in 2011.​Love it or hate, the Super Bowl crosses almost every cultural subgroup in the United States, and as befitting of such a massive national holiday, it also inspires new pop-culture touch points. From Mean Joe Green to Betty White, from Janet Jackson's wardr ... More >>

Cowboys, aliens and the five worst "vs." movies of all time

​Cowboys and Aliens, out today, tells the charming and classic story of what happens when cowboys meet aliens: They all shoot each other. It stars Daniel Craig, who's British, which makes sense because while Wyatt Earp was shooting dudes in Tombstone, the Brits were drinking crumpets or whatev ... More >>

On the 22nd anniversary of License to Kill, here's to you, Timothy Dalton

​The '80s were not a kind time to James Bond. Always an actor-driven franchise, it rolled into the decade in the waning years of Roger Moore, who would from The Spy Who Loved Me on through Octopussy and A View to Kill, his last entry, see declining profitability in the franchise as people lost ... More >>

Summer season suck: The 6 worst movies Hollywood crapped out this year

Spoiler alert: This is one of them.​We generally try not to let our hipster cynicism and pessimism override us here at Show and Tell, but there's no way around the truth of hindsight. Now that it's September, and the official Summer movie season is over, we know: The tentpole Summer movies of ... More >>

Forget Julie & Julia: Which movie would you watch 365 times?

Flickr photo​Lawrence Dai will be watching Julie & Julia for the 365th time at 8 p.m. tonight at the Jones, as part of the Denver Center Theatre Company's quirky Off-Center series. In addition to the screening, there will be free beer and unelaborated-upon shenanigans involving onions; ticket ... More >>

The U.S. version of Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is leaner, meaner, more stylish

Flickr photo​Lawrence Dai will be watching Julie & Julia for the 365th time at 8 p.m. tonight at the Jones, as part of the Denver Center Theatre Company's quirky Off-Center series. In addition to the screening, there will be free beer and unelaborated-upon shenanigans involving onions; ticket ... More >>