All articles by Beth McCabe

An A-list cast explore the depths of hopelessness in this uninspired rust-belt tale of revenge.

Taken alone, "Ender’s Game" is pretty much what you’d expect: the uninitiated will be entertained, but fans are likely to be left frustrated.

Save your money: odds are you’ll get more out of gambling the ticket price on a game of blackjack than the tropey and predictable "Runner Runner".

Even a superhero like Hit Girl would be hard pressed to save this inconsistent mess of a sequel.

Ethan Hawke & Julie Delpy return – this time in Greece – to show us that while romance changes over the years, that doesn’t make it any less meaningful.

Loud, predictable and a little silly, this Stallone movie is ultimately nothing more than a Stallone movie. You get what you pay for.

With visuals nothing less than stunning, it’s sometimes easy to forget that this parable about a shipwrecked boy and a tiger is actually about suffering.