This comedy of a boy and his talking bear – which plays like a long episode of "Family Guy" – is basically like watching Seth MacFarlane and Mark Wahlberg hanging out. Happily they’re both pretty funny.
Quite possibly the best darn "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" movie you could hope for. Assuming, of course, you’re hoping for that.
Even the considerable imagination and investment on display here can’t make this fairytale character – or Kristen Stewart – a viable movie star.
Is your music ready for its moment in the sun…or the rain? Then these all weather speakers are just what your backyard needs.
Joss Whedon’s glossy, super-budgeted Marvel ensemble flick is the cinematic equivalent of comfort food.
Part "Seven", part "From Hell", part "Sherlock Holmes", but despite its contrivances there are enough clever nods in the script to keep it interesting.
Paper-thin romantic-comedy succeeds entirely on the extreme cuteness of its two stars.
If you’ve been wondering what the "American Pie" gang has been up to for the past nine years, this is the movie for you. If not, why are you still reading?
Director Gary Ross’ solid adaptation aims to please fans and a mass audience alike, which is a double-edged sword. And a surprisingly blunt, bloodless one.
Beautifully-realized visuals nearly make up for the well-worn story in this Disney adaptation of the Edgar Rice Burroughs character.
