All articles by Beth McCabe

James Gandolfini carries this quiet, thoughtful film that is not always pleasant, but will stay with you long after the credits have rolled.

Katherine Heigl’s latest is the chick flick antidote to the season’s string of horror movies. It’s neither particularly good nor particularly offensive, not to mention particularly memorable.

Julia Roberts is lovely as she travels to Italy, India and Bali in this soul-searching novel adaptation. While it falls a little short in the depth department, a talented cast and talented scenery will keep you engaged… and maybe even have you checking out airfare when it’s done.

Wooden and sulky, Zac Efron’s title character is little more than a pretty face in this boring, maudlin story about hopeless cases and letting go.

Noisy, predictable, full of overdone special effects – there’s not much to recommend this big budget fantasy that Nicolas Cage both starred in and co-executive produced.

Steve Carrell lends his voice to this silly animated film which, while aimed at children, has enough substance to keep kids of all ages entertained. It doesn’t quite have the depth or finesse of a Pixar film, but when it comes to fun it’s a sure winner.