Reviews of the latest films.

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• Me and You and Everything We Watched The Best Films of 2005, and my last Movie Club.
  David Edelstein Dec. 27, 2005
  
• Death of a Hit Man Steven Spielberg's Munich and the hell of getting even.
  David Edelstein Dec. 22, 2005
  
• Gorilla My Dreams Peter Jackson's King Kong celebrates interspecies love.
  David Edelstein Dec. 12, 2005
  
• Lasso Me Tender Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain and a season of gay cinema.
  David Edelstein Dec. 9, 2005
  
• Scary Harry A more sinister Potter.
  David Edelstein Nov. 18, 2005
  
• Austen Power A neat, fleet Pride and Prejudice. 
  David Edelstein Nov. 11, 2005
  
• Killjoys The hell of not shooting Iraqis in Jarhead. 
  David Edelstein Nov. 3, 2005
  
• Charlize and the Chauvinist Factory North Country, a harassment drama from Niki Caro.
  David Edelstein Oct. 20, 2005
  
• Sons and Muggers In Elizabethtown, Cameron Crowe mourns a lost father; in Domino, Tony Scott is like a predatory uncle.
  David Edelstein Oct. 13, 2005
  
• Jingle Belle Julianne Moore's The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio.
  David Edelstein Oct. 4, 2005
  
• The Truman Show Philip Seymour Hoffman's brilliant Capote.
  David Edelstein Sept. 29, 2005
  
• Art for Arteries' Sake The bloody fatalism of David Cronenberg's A History of Violence.
  David Edelstein Sept. 23, 2005
  
• Adapt This  Everything is Illuminated and Thumbsucker are lost in translation
  David Edelstein Sept. 16, 2005
  
• Demons, Out! The devil on trial in The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
  David Edelstein Sept. 8, 2005
  
• Mr. Fiennes, I Presume? In The Constant Gardener, Ralph Fiennes clams ups and goes to Africa.
  David Edelstein Aug. 30, 2005
  
• How To Handle a Woman Red Eye and The 40-Year-Old Virgin.
  David Edelstein Aug. 18, 2005
  
• Exit, Pursued by a Bear Werner Herzog's Grizzly Man.
  David Edelstein Aug. 12, 2005
  
• So Far Away In Broken Flowers, Jim Jarmusch and Bill Murray deadpan for gold.
  David Edelstein Aug. 4, 2005
  
• Dirty Jokes The Aristocrats tells one. 9 Songs is one.
  David Edelstein July 29, 2005
  
• I Do, I Do! Say yes to the irresistible Wedding Crashers 
  David Edelstein July 15, 2005
  
• Eye Candy Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is freakishly amusing.
  David Edelstein July 14, 2005
  
• They Came From Below Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds.
  David Edelstein June 28, 2005
  
• Undead Again George A. Romero's new zombie epic.
  David Edelstein June 23, 2005
  
• A Dark and Stormy Knight Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins.
  David Edelstein June 14, 2005
  
• Castles in the Air Miyazaki's Howl's Moving Castle touches the sublime.
  David Edelstein June 10, 2005
  
• Kid Gloves A boxing movie that goes straight for the heart: Cinderella Man.
  David Edelstein June 2, 2005
  
• Bowled Over Mad Hot Ballroom and A League of Ordinary Gentlemen—two fun documentaries about winners and weepers.
  David Edelstein May 27, 2005
  
• Say Good Night, Obi-Wan Two experts ponder the final Star Wars movie.
  Bryan Curtis May 19, 2005
  
• The Passion of the Sith I dream of Jedi.
  David Edelstein May 17, 2005
  
• Crash and Fizzle Good intentions, lousy delivery in Crash and Kingdom of Heaven.
  David Edelstein May 6, 2005
  
• Don't Panic The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is smart, if not earth-shattering, fun.
  David Edelstein April 28, 2005
  
• Lost in Translation The Interpreter is all high-minded stodginess and no thrills.
  David Edelstein April 21, 2005
  
• Christians, Pedophiles, and Abortion Clinics Palindromes, just another Todd Solondz movie.
  David Edelstein April 14, 2005
  
• Bloodsport The genius of Sin City.
  David Edelstein March 31, 2005
  
• The Upside of Anger How to make a great revenge flick: Oldboy.
  David Edelstein March 24, 2005
  
• The Tin Woodman Allen loses his ear, again, in Melinda and Melinda.
  David Edelstein March 17, 2005
  
• Italian for Beginners The restless youth of The Best of Youth.
  David Edelstein March 3, 2005
  
• Tender Mercies Two exceptional new films: Nobody Knows and Assisted Living.
  David Edelstein Feb. 16, 2005
  
• Deep Throat Comes Again A new documentary on the porn sensation.
  David Edelstein Feb. 10, 2005
  
• Bleeding Hearts A gruesome, coke-fueled love story: Head-On.
  David Edelstein Feb. 4, 2005
  
• The Tender Ways of Corporate Sharks In Good Company sweetens smarmy capitalists.
  David Edelstein Jan. 13, 2005
  
• Kosher Ham Pacino chews the scenery in William Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice.
  David Edelstein Jan. 12, 2005