Flawless

It's clear that Schumacher has risen from the self-imposed dreck of "Batman & Robin" and has returned to Hollywood to tell a good story.

One of the season's biggest delights.

If you want to see an object lesson in how brilliant acting can transcend high concept, this movie's for you.

So awful it just might put an end to Hollywood's hypocritical infatuation with men in drag as symbols of its own supposedly liberated sexual attitudes.

At its best when it simply lets Hoffman and De Niro play off each other .

A long, slow pity party full of characters who constantly bemoan their fate while telling other people not to pity themselves.

This noisy, disorganized story is riddled with clichés, stereotypes, and self-indulgence from beginning to end.