Articles related to "Paul Haggis"

Crash aims to make people aware of the racial issues within our society. It portrays how white people view other cultures, and how aware they are of these views.

This tale of New York City's organized crime as seen through sexy 20-somethings is worth a look. But hesitate before committing.

Released in 2007, this stellar production seen now, re-visits the controversy surrounding the issue of the war in Iraq.

"In the Valley of Elah," Paul Haggis' written and directed follow-up to 2004's Oscar-winning "Crash," eloquently attacks the Iraq War, powerfully led by Tommy Lee Jones.

Not even a great director can save this James Bond from his own shortcomings.

Based on a true story, Paul Haggis' gripping film about the psychological effects of war, starring Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron and Susan Sarandon.

Superficial writing and clumsy filmmaking make for squandered potential in the latest James Bond entry. 1.5 stars out of 4.

A trio of bomb technicians count down their final days in volatile Iraq, while endless disarming missions continue to threaten their emotional and physical survival.

The films included a Roman spectacular, a bio-pic, the first musical to win since 1968, the conclusion of a Tolkien epic, and a boxing movie that was more than that.

Reviews of Paul Thomas Anderson's five films thus far- Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love, and this year's Oscar hopeful, There Will Be Blood.

A look back at the 2000 film Amores Perros which brought its director Inarritu and star Bernal to the attention of the world.

Daniel Craig returns as James Bond 007 in Marc Forster's new movie Quantum of Solace. The film is a direct sequel to Casino Royale and packs a mighty punch, scoring 8/10.