All articles by Joe Lozito

Scattershot children’s fable never achieves its goal to be this generation’s "E.T.", but should be diverting enough for the little ones.

Simple retelling of the true story of Long Island’s Lonely Hearts Killers features John Travolta’s best work in almost a decade.

Spirited attempt to revive the corny Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise with eye-popping CG animation. Too bad the rest of the film is so cartoonish.

Sandra Bullock stretches the bounds of her charm in this somber, time-tripping attempt to do for marital malaise what "Groundhog Day" did for commitmentphobia.

Simple but effective underdog story inspired by the life of Jim Ellis, the coach who took a condemned inner-city Rec Center and created a World Class swim team.

Frank Miller’s beloved interpretation of the Battle of Thermopylae is given the "Sin City" treatment with wildly mixed results.

Despite the atypical lack of visual flair, David Fincher’s obsessively detailed account of the titular killer’s murder spree is riveting nonetheless.

A superhero movie starring Nicolas Cage as a motorcycle-riding avenger with a flaming skull for a head. About as interesting as it sounds.

Unforgivably awful prequel puts the final nail in the increasingly dreadful Hannibal Lecter series.