Contributor: Christopher Lyon

Inquiring minds in 1900 want to know: Is Eisenheim tapping into supernatural powers to do magic?

Hyperkinetic, hyperviolent, hyperfoul-mouthed mob movie about a 10-year-old dragged through the worst of human depravity.

Still haven’t had your fill of animated invertebrates after digesting ‘A Bug’s Life’ and ‘Antz’? Here’s a ‘Honey, I Shrunk the Kid’ look at the world of dirt beneath our feet.

Kevin Smith’s long-awaited sequel to the indie film that put him on the map lowers the bar for what passes as mainstream entertainment.

Woody Allen volleys with the idea that luck rules all our fates in a well-crafted (yet R-rated) tale of lust, greed, murder and vanity.

An icy monarch and popular prime minister quietly connect over the unanticipated public reaction to the death of Princess Diana.

Another version of Jane Austen’s classic romance? Yup. And it’s a winner.

In a crude sex comedy, a formerly fat teen gets a chance 10 years later to get out of the “friend zone” with his high school crush.

Based on a true story about apartheid in South Africa, Phillip Noyce’s film shows what can happen when one man finds the will to fight back. And then summons the strength to forgive.

Set 500 years in the future, Joss Whedon’s Western-meets-sci-fi story of ‘Serenity’ began as a 2002 Fox TV show called ‘Firefly.’