
Cold Mountain Review: Jude Law’s Wounded Soldier Deserves the Patience It Demands
A wounded soldier walks home through war and ruin, pursued by fate, while his wife waits upon a lonely farm.


A wounded soldier walks home through war and ruin, pursued by fate, while his wife waits upon a lonely farm.

Bridget Jones's sequel works best when it lets Bridget be Bridget—but the Thailand trip and Rebecca rivalry leave her hurt and unresolved.

Bridget Jones's Baby review: Zellweger returns as a pregnant woman torn between two men in a lazy, repetitive comedy.

A tale of an agent who loses all clients yet gains a player and a mother, proving loyalty trumps fortune.

Me, Myself & Irene review: Jim Carrey's split-persona comedy with Renée Zellweger, directed by the Farrelly brothers. 4.7/10.

Bridget Jones's Diary review: Renée Zellweger's Oscar-nominated turn anchors a 2001 romantic comedy that made $282 million and still holds up.
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