All articles by Mark Grady

One glance at the movie poster tells you all that you need to know about this one: JACK BLACK in "Gulliver’s Travels"

Relationships can be messy. A movie about them shouldn’t be.

As an exploration of complicated relationships, "The Town" is a pretty good heist move.

Despite the marketing, this is not the next installment in the Jason Bourne series. It is a thoughtful movie that requires patience ““ and rewards it.

In spite of the impressive attention to detail in creating England in AD 117, the lack of compelling characters makes "Centurion" ultimately forgettable.

Joining the ever-increasing ranks of pointless remakes, this movie marks a low point for nearly everyone involved.

Smart writing, smart direction, and good acting. Don’t believe the marketing ““ it’s not your typical "drug comedy".

Flawed and ultimately forgettable, this Matthew McConaughey vehicle delivers enough laughs and touching moments to make it an enjoyable romantic comedy.

The actors are likable, the songs are catchy, and the story is decent enough to make it a shame that Disney didn’t try a bit harder.

Effectively wrapping explorations of the meaning of adulthood and responsibility inside an amusing story, “The Great Buck Howard” deserves to be seen.