Alexander

Makes for a long, lumpy trip with a charismatic guide and some brilliant detours.Read Full Review »

If, as the Virgil quote that starts the film claims, fortune favors the bold, Alexander has not been nearly bold enough.Read Full Review »

The best there is to say is that it's better than ''Troy."Read Full Review »

Sometimes stunning, ultimately stupefying epic .Read Full Review »

Forget Alexander: The film is a pedestal to Angelina the great.Read Full Review »

[Stone] gives us provocative notes and sketches but not a final draft. The film doesn't feel at ease with itself. It says too much, and yet leaves too much unsaid.Read Full Review »

By de-mythologizing Alexander, Stone has turned him into an unbelievable individual. We accept great deeds from great people, not from sniveling whiners.Read Full Review »

An exhausted epic, one that Stone has directed with an almost startling lack of personality or vision.Read Full Review »

Never have a great historical hero's accomplishments seemed so inconsequential, or so damned hard to figure out.Read Full Review »

Enjoyable in some places, but dreadful in others. It's boring here and exciting there. And it's almost always goofy.Read Full Review »