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Our reviews of this week’s previews.

In Man Push Cart, a vendor finds solace in the confines of a 50-cent-bagel-dispensing machine.

How Forest Whitaker escaped his career slump.

Is 'Match Point' Woody’s comeback, or did he just get lucky?

Attacks on 'Munich' miss its moral complexity. Plus: 'King Kong’s' view-by date and 'The New World’s' spoiled beauty.

Well, it's official: If you haven't yet seen 'Brokeback Mountain,' there's no way you can see it now without being at least a little disappointed.

I wanted to have a bigger voice and bring about positive changes in the world. I didn't start in show business to wear $10,000 dresses.

"I liked when the queen tried to kill [the lion] and he came alive because she didn’t understand the instructions. I understand the instructions."

Gay cowboys rode high in the saddle, Brangelina wrestled, documentaries danced, Reese drawled, David Cronenberg and Joss Whedon shocked, and smart New York films ruled again. Meanwhile, the comebacks kept coming, as King Kong, Woody Allen, and Robert Downey Jr. all roared back�one in a strangely British accent.

"Listen, I look fine, and I like my face, but I’ve never been a beauty.� She laughs. �So it’s not like I had anything to lose or safeguard."