All articles by Joe Lozito

Harmless rendition of the beloved children’s book that might just convince kids to use their imaginations again.

Despite the forgettable songs and paper-thin characters in this by-the-numbers romantic comedy for the 80s flashback set, Drew Barrymore and Hugh Grant make beautiful music together.

An Eastern monster movie with a decidedly Western influence, director Bong Joon-ho’s wildly uneven CGI extravaganza lacks focus but delivers a few chuckles and scares along the way.

The true story of British abolitionist William Wilberforce is told with hammer-strokes and swelling strings instead of subtlety, but it’s a story worth telling.

If ‘from the creators of Underworld’ doesn’t sell you on this charmless werewolf hokum, nothing in the film will either.

Helen Mirren’s flawless performance in the title role is the crowning glory of director Stephen Frears’ piercing portrayal of the British monarchy in the wake of Princess Diana’s death.

Relentlessly bleak parable from Alfonso Cuarón about a future that finds an infertile human race on the brink of extinction.

Nearly classic adaptation of the hit Broadway show, featuring explosive performances from Jennifer Hudson and Eddie Murphy.