Is the big-screen Harry Potter as delightful as the one in the book? And should you be worried about his witchcraft? Critics and viewers respond.

Heartless CIA superiors try to undermine Robert Redford's cool in Spy Game. Martin Lawrence travels back in time in Black Knight. And critics aren't thrilled with any of their holiday packages so far this year.

What critics are saying about Monsters, Inc, The Man Who Wasn't There, The One, Life as a House, and Domestic Disturbance.

What Christian critics and others are saying about Amelie, Heist, and Shallow Hal

"What critics are saying about From Hell, Riding in Cars with Boys, The Last Castle, and other films."

"What critics are saying about K-Pax, Waking Life, Halloween's horror flicks, and other cinema options."

"Stephen King tries warming our hearts instead of chilling them. Michael Douglas brings back the formula thriller. Ben Stiller has us laughing at ego and fashion, and so does Mariah Carey (unintentionally"

"What critics are saying about Mulholland Drive, Training Day, Max Keeble's Big Move, Bandits, Corky Romano, Serendipity, Joy Ride, and Iron Monkey."

How can we think of movies at a time like this?

Even when they're writing fiction, these Hollywood insiders bring the truth to bear

Act One prepares Christian screenwriters to write Hollywood blockbusters

September 11 has spoiled America's appetite for on-screen destruction

An interview with producer Ken Wales

Despite Steven Spielberg's reputation for producing warm fuzzies, A.I. is bleak.

"Christian film critics and readers weigh in on hearing no evil, and what makes language in film wrong, right, and R-rated."

Producers didn't make the blockbuster they promised, he says

He's the evangelical next door on The Simpsons, and that's okily dokily among many believers.

Why Hollywood has a hard time getting Christianity right, and how we can tell when it does.

A Polish director prods European and American audiences to consider God's timeless standards.