"Body of Lies" has almost everything - a top-notch director (Ridley Scott), major stars (Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe) and a compelling subject, counterterrorist espionage in the Middle ...

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Review. Joel and Ethan Coen will have a good giggle when they see Ridley Scott’s conspiracy thriller Body of Lies, which delivers with a straight face the kinds of shots and setups the brothers ...

Body of Lies looks good. Great cast with Leonardo DiCaprio and Russel Crowe. I have posted the national and international trailers for Body of Lies below.

Body of Lies is a riddle wrapped in an enigma served with a side of mystery meat. It’s very watchable, with some entertaining action beats, kind of a Syriania as scripted by Tom Clancy, a The ...

Xpress' 6th grade reviewer offers her thoughts on Pixar's latest gem. Call it moxie, hubris or plain old bad decision-making, but director Ridley Scott has attempted to do something no one else ...

‘Body of Lies’: Film Review. It may not be as much fun as old spy movies starring Cary Grant or more recent entertainments such as 'Spy Game,' directed by Ridley's brother Tony, but it feels ...

Body of Lies will be sold as a serpentine mind-bender, which it partly is. But the part that counts is the hard kick in the teeth the movie delivers to American duplicity. The kick feels deserved.

"Body of Lies" could be the movie that breaks this box-office losing streak. It's a Mideast thriller pulsing with suspense, shootouts, explosions, flashy movie-star performances and the kind of ...

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With Body of Lies, Scott once again turns his eye to conflict in the Middle East, though this time he wisely keeps his moral and historical frames in present-day alignment.

With Body of Lies, Scott once again turns his eye to conflict in the Middle East, though this time he wisely keeps his moral and historical frames in present-day alignment.