"2 Guns" is better than a movie called “2 Guns” should be.

Not since 1989’s "Crimes and Misdemeanors" has Woody Allen been operating at this high a level. Oscar awaits.

This second attempt to bring the "X-Men" character to a solo franchise moves along at a brisk clip but never finds its footing as either a brooding return to graphic novel form or a rousing actioner.

This raunchy female-aimed sex comedy is like casual sex: if you don’t take it too seriously, you just might enjoy it.

Kristen Wiig can’t save this atrocious mess. It’s a sitcom that wouldn’t make it through the first season.

It’s hard to even call this lazy sequel a comedy.

Morton Downey Jr. was the loudmouth on TV before there were hundreds of them. This doc is a light romp through the rise and fall of one of the strangest acts ever to make it big.

We know there is no happy ending to this story, but somehow we hope we will get one anyway.