TNT RoughCut

Myers gives us all of the exaggerated physical schtick of Jim Carrey plus the added bonus of wickedly clever writing that refuses to let you escape.

Gordon directs with a graceful precision and shorthand that makes the story seem simple, though it's anything but. Indeed, it's fascinatingly complex, juggling time periods and political, mystical, and psychological themes without ever losing touch with the core message: Love conquers all.

Blessed substance marries beautiful style in a '90s film noir.

A masterful mix of wit and humor, sympathy and sadness.

So moving, so memorable, so magically produced, it's going to delight millions of movie fans and sweep the Oscars.

This just may be the greatest war movie ever made.

One of those rare sequels that's even better than the original.

Near-perfect editing, and cleverly poignant dialogue.

As gruesome as Fargo is, the Coens keep us laughing with a Hollywood-centric view of middle America.

A heart-tugging potboiler that is at once poetic, tragic and cold as steel.