Nothing But the Truth

By Jesse Hassenger

By the time the focus tightens onto Armstrong's jail time, the movie turns righteous and, it must be said, a little tedious. [30 April 2009]

Nothing But the Truth

By Cynthia Fuchs

Rod Lurie's Nothing But the Truth looks at the compromises and complications that shape the "truth" in legal systems, media collusions, and politics in DC. [22 December 2008]

Resurrecting the Champ

By Marc Calderaro

An interesting tale about the intent of lying and the strengths of good old-fashioned work. [24 April 2008]

Resurrecting the Champ

By Cynthia Fuchs

Maybe Erik just is so dim that he doesn't understand what's at stake in his storytelling, the way it reflects and repeats a history of storytelling. [24 August 2007]

The Last Castle (2001)

By Renee Scolaro Rathke

What makes 'The Last Castle' worth talking about is something the filmmakers could never have foreseen: the alarming timeliness of its release. [1 January 1995]

The Last Castle (2001)

By Cynthia Fuchs

Deterrence (1998)

By Todd R. Ramlow

Deterrence, Rod Lurie's directorial debut, two years in the works, repeats the many overworked cliches of the nuclear paranoia pics of the early '80s, but comes nowhere near the achievement of kiddie classics like War Games, Fail Safe, The Longest Day, or even the melodramatic made-for-TV event, The Day After.

Josh Hartnett sees reporters from the other side of the story [24 August 2007]

"I would love to play a rock star," he said. "If somebody said it was time to make The Iggy Pop Story, I'd be there."