John Powers

Film critic John Powers reviews "Velvet Goldmine" the new film written and directed by Todd Haynes. The film looks at the early 70's "glam rock" scene. Haynes earlier film was "Safe" about a suburban house-wife who becomes allergic to nearly everything.

Film critic John Powers reviews two new movies about the horrors of World War II: "Life is Beautiful" and "Apt Pupil." They take wildly different approaches on the subject.

Film critic John Powers reviews "Happiness," the ironically titled new film by Todd Solondz.

Film critic John Powers reviews "Beloved" the new film adaptation of Toni Morrison's novel. The film shot largely in the Philadelphia area, stars Oprah Winfrey and Danny Glover.

Film critic John Powers reviews "Antz," the new animation film by Disney's Dreamworks.

Film critic John Powers reviews the new film starring Robert Deniro, "Ronin."

John Powers reviews "One True Thing," adapted from the Anna Quindlen movie of the same name.

Film critic John Powers looks at the work of two master film directors from Japan: Akira Kurosawa, who died last weekend, and Shohei Imamura, whose film "The Eel" is now opening in the US.

Film critic John Powers reviews "Next Stop Wonderland," the second, commercial effort by Brad Anderson.

Film critic John Powers reviews "Your Friends & Neighbors."