The 1933 classic established the pop culture image of Henry as a gluttonous toad, and won Charles Laughton the Oscar.

A movie that desperately wants to be the next “Being John Malkovich,” “Cold Souls” forgets to be funny.

Ostensibly a baseball movie, “Bang the Drum Slowly” is really a meditation on male relationships.

“Remember Me” is a mess of a movie, but I respected some of the ambitious things the filmmakers tried to do.

Paul Greengrass’ “Green Zone” tries to frame the Iraq War in simplistic cops-and-robbers terms.

In this week’s show, Joe and Chris ruminate and pontificate about the Oscar winners and losers and the show itself.

Difficult to watch but not to be missed, “Precious” is a harrowing tale of our most precious humanity.

It’s a shame that “Hachi” failed to get a theatrical release, because it’s worthy tear-jerker.

“The Sunshine Boys” was an ode to vaudeville, and made George Burns a star at age 80.

This is it! We’ll be live-blogging the Oscars from 7 p.m. until the big show wraps up.