Would almost any movie with thespian powerhouses Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman together be worth seeing? There’s no doubt.

Or, rather, there is a “Doubt” — today’s theatrical but absorbing drama of moral conflict and introspection set in the 1964-era Bronx, directed and written by John Patrick Shanley from his Tony Award-winning Broadway play.

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