All articles by Karen Dahlstrom

With a stellar cast but uneven pacing and tone, “Burn” is an imperfect but satisfying turn from the Coen Brothers.

Stiller & Co. deliver not only a clever action movie parody, but a beyond-meta, multi-layered satire that bites the Hollywood hand that feeds it.

The winning chemistry between Rogen, Franco and McBride keeps “Express” from running off the rails.

Will Ferrell reunites with John C. Reilly in this R-rated sausage fest of crude humor, profanity and prosthetic genitalia.

The innocent exuberance of ABBA’s music carries the cast and the audience away, like a night of drunken karaoke. It’s all in good fun “” embarrassing, silly, joyous, unrestrained fun.

Like cotton candy, it’s an airy, sweet treat that evaporates as soon as it’s consumed.

“WALL-E” is truly a masterpiece of animation. If only live-action films were as thoughtfully and beautifully executed.

It may not be “Smart”, but it’s still silly, pleasant fun.

Edward Norton and Marvel bring Hulk down to human-size.

Fans of genital-related humor will be sure to appreciate “Zohan”. But for the rest of us, “Mess” sums it up pretty well.