Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
A far, far cry from “Lawrence of Arabia,” but it has its diversions. Read full review
There's undoubtedly a good film to be made out of the scramble for oil in the Arabian desert in the 1920s – but this, for all its herculean efforts, is not it. Read full review
Banderas hams and Pinto flutters. If it weren’t for Strong and some colourful art direction, you could chalk this up as a busted well. Read full review
Helmer/co-scripter Jean-Jacques Annaud's rep for spectacle over screenplay is again borne out in this overblown yet oddly anemic epic of warring Arabian tribes during the nascent oil boom. Read full review
Ambitious but very tedious and talkatively hackneyed, redeemed just a smidge by the money shots of a swarm of extras on horseback sweeping across the sands. Read full review
There's an enormous amount of perverse pleasure to be had here for those who get off on the annihilation of nuance. Read full review