Horrible friends make for horrible bridesmaids in this exasperating dramedy.
Forget "General Hospital": "The Words" is all the soap opera you’ll need this summer.
There are some chills to be had in this "Exorcist" retread, but not enough to truly possess you.
Melanie Lynskey’s relatable, raw performance deserves a great review. The rest of the movie, eh, not so much.
The only thing scary about this DOA horror attempt is that it ever got made.
In reality a hit and run is a serious crime. In that way, Dax Shepard’s wildly uneven amalgam of action, comedy and romance is dead on.
This is a documentary about 69-year-old identical twin prostitutes, but it’s never anything more than that.
Like “The Avengers”, the appeal of “The Expendables 2” is part nostalgia and part wish-fulfillment. But it is plot, character, and dialogue that are the real expendables.
A David Cronenberg film that takes place entirely in a limo which, like the story, barely moves forward.
Odd Disney flick appeals to parents and their children equally. That is: not at all.
