International spy intrigue and non-stop action propel this thriller to the front of the line for those who enjoy this type of film.
A sort-of, but not exactly, rom-com with people you like, actors you adore, and a few jokes thrown in for good measure.
This year’s nominees for Short Film (Documentary) aren’t a laugh-riot, but they’re awfully good viewing.
This year’s Oscar nominated short films (Animated) run the gamut from great to so-so. "Head Over Heels" and "The Simpsons" steal the show.
The nominees for Best Short Film (Live Action) are the best group I have seen in years. Not a mediocre one in the bunch.
How much comedic talent does it take to make identity theft funny? This movie never finds out.
This "zom-com" has heart and, fortunately for zombies, some brains too.
Loud, predictable and a little silly, this Stallone movie is ultimately nothing more than a Stallone movie. You get what you pay for.
This ill-conceived mash-up attempts to answer the unasked question of what happens to the two fairy tale characters after the story ends.
On the poster for "Stand Up Guys" reads the tagline "They don’t make ’em like they used to." Three cheers for foreshadowing.
