Christopher Orr

The Washington Post's TV critic has an unhealthy obsession with Seinfeld More »

How a $150,000 movie became one of the best romantic comedies in a generation More »

He may be a horrible human being, but Apocalypto proves Mel Gibson is a talented director More »

Hugh Grant can't rescue Music and Lyrics More »

The overblown charms of 'Spider-Man 3' More »

Has a famous Chinese filmmaker become a government apologist? More »

Children of Men sacrifices meaning for style More »

How Casino Royale revived the Bond franchise More »

Nicholson drags The Departed down to his level More »

Superman Returns' Reinvents The Superhero Movie More »

Ron Howard's fixes make 'The Da Vinci Code' even worse More »

Tom Cruise merges his on- and off-screen personas More »

"Great directors," said Alexander MacKendrick (who was one), "dissolve and disappear into the work while making other people look good." More »

'V for Vendetta' is a bank shot against Bush More »

A gripping thriller retreats into deep thoughts More »

A crafty take on the hard-boiled genre More »

Two TV icons are demoted to the big screen More »

'Brokeback Mountain' and American masculinity More »

A History of Violence reveals too much More »

Metropolitan captures the foibles of young people with old money More »