All articles by Karen Dahlstrom

Another forgettable, paint-by-numbers romantic comedy, marginally saved only by the comedic talents of the film’s leads.

Ferrell & Co. sully fond childhood memories with an uninspired, vulgar adaptation of the 70s Saturday morning classic.

Sam Raimi goes back to his horror roots with a wildly campy, jump-out-of-your-seat, gross-out, laugh-out-loud Grimm’s fairy tale come to life.

It may be lesser Pixar, but it’s still head and shoulders above other family films this year.

Boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy stalks girl in this creepy romantic comedy starring Steve Zahn and Jennifer Aniston.

Robert Downey, Jr. and Jamie Foxx chew the scenery, but it’s doubtful anyone else will be nibbling at this Oscar bait.

Zac Efron proves his star power, but “17 Again” has a mean spirit and a mixed message wrapped in a candy-colored package.

Seth Rogen takes a darkly comic turn as a security guard with delusions of grandeur.

In this convoluted tale of double crosses, it’s the audience that gets the shaft.

3D can’t pump up a flat “Monsters”.