 | Leatherheads: The idea and the ads are promising indeed. In the mid-1920s, professional football was little more than a mud-caked joke, with sparse crowds and renegade players. I'm laughing already. Add George Clooney as an aging athlete, John Krasinski as a collegia... |
 | Nim's Island: Oh, Lord, please make Abigail Breslin grow up before she has another chance to play an insufferably precocious, spoiled child. After her splendid, unaffected work in "Little Miss Sunshine," she did the cloying, cute-kid bit in "Definitely, Maybe" and no... |
 | Shine a Light: The IMAX Experience: We love the Rolling Stones, as much for their longevity as for the great albums they made in the '60s and '70s. The material never seems stale in this startlingly close-up concert film from director Martin Scorsese. He's a Stones fans, too, as anyone w... |
 | Stop-Loss: The public hasn't been swarming to see Iraq-war themed dramas, so it's doubtful that director Kimberly Peirce ("Boys Don't Cry") is going to break that pattern with "Stop-Loss." That's a shame, because this intense, intimate small-town saga will hit hom... |
 | 10,000 B.C.: 10,000 B.C. Directed by Roland Emmerich Rated PG-13 (violence) By BOB ROSS |
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