While not up to the standards of the classics in its genre, an outstanding lead performance by Brian Cox makes the film well worth watching.

Teaming up with a non-profit organization and documentary filmmakers, the group works to raise funding and awareness for children abducted and forced to fight an unending war.

When in Rome manages to stay out of the lowest rung of romantic comedies by the skin of its teeth.

Anatomy of a dance troup -- right down to the sewer level.

Gibson's portrayal is a convincing and sympathetic one -- except for that pesky Boston accent.