
Al Pacino’s Coach Loses Control as Jamie Foxx’s Quarterback Rises Too High in Any Given Sunday
A football drama where the game's true meaning gets lost in a coach's rage against a wealthy owner.


A football drama where the game's true meaning gets lost in a coach's rage against a wealthy owner.

A tale of a soldier whose legs were taken by war, yet found his voice, in Oliver Stone's harrowing chronicle of Ron Kovic.

A tale of two friends and a girl they both love, betrayed by a cartel queen whose cruelty is only a dull noise.

A conqueror's tale told without clarity: Oliver Stone's Alexander is a bloated, confused mess that fails to capture greatness.

Oliver Stone's Snowden is a well-cast but over-explained thriller about the NSA whistleblower, anchored by Joseph Gordon-Levitt's 38-minute CIA exercise.

Oliver Stone's Platoon (1986), the first Vietnam War film written and directed by a veteran, still holds up at 9.2/10 — casting what-ifs and all.

Scarface review: De Palma and Stone's 170-minute cocaine epic, Pacino's Tony Montana, the chainsaw scene, and why it's a 6.5 out of 10.
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