Kenneth Branagh

Frankenstein

Tom Cruise plots to kill Hitler in his latest impossible mission

Movie is good idea but not executed well—kind of like Cruise himself

The Big Picture

The Heights Theater's love of cinema's abandoned technologies is larger than life--as is their upcoming 70mm film series

Great Dane

Jeune Lune barks at the moon with a dark and desolate Hamlet

My Own Private Van Sant

Finding Forrester's director used to make art--now he uses art to justify fluff

That Obscure Object of Desire

Flaws and all, Robert Altman's latest fresco is eminently lovable

Time Warp

The Guthrie stages a giddy Twelfth Night in the Roaring 1600s; Theater and Performance Co. creates a spectacle of surprise

Gold Diggers of 2000

Actor-director Kenneth Branagh enters his Love's Labour's Lost in this year's musical movie sweepstakes

Hamlet Machine

Michael Almereyda's contemporary Hamlet projects tragedy onto the screen of corporate culture

Mouse Tracks

The Road to El Dorado turns the rape of the Americas into a ride through the Magic Kingdom

The Color of Money

The Road to El Dorado turns the rape of the Americas into a ride through the Magic Kingdom

Shine This

The Road to El Dorado turns the rape of the Americas into a ride through the Magic Kingdom

Spoon-fed Shakespeare

The Road to El Dorado turns the rape of the Americas into a ride through the Magic Kingdom

Showgirl's End

The Road to El Dorado turns the rape of the Americas into a ride through the Magic Kingdom

Losing It at Sundance

The Amerindie film fest continues to inspire madness and money--and occasionally, art.