The comedic one-upmanship between Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis results in a raunchy political comedy that’s also insightful almost in spite of itself.
Matt who? Jeremy Renner finally gets his due in this well-crafted and entirely satisfying entry in the sturdy spy franchise.
Can the marital problems of a pair of Omaha empty-nesters compete with the blockbuster aliens, superheroes, and sex in the other theaters? Spoiler: yes!
Danish comedy features stupidity, uncomfortable sexual situations, nerds, and horny idiots. The result is a mixed bag that you might love, hate, or be bored by.
A rather adorable tale of a family trying the best they can but still screwing up pretty regularly.
You’ll want to remember the sci-fi futurescape but forget the plot in this "Recall" reboot.
Gleefully twisted fairytale about a small medium with large problems. If only the script were as deeply textured as the beautiful stop-motion animation.
Documentary about a documentary that was prevented from airing because of the pressure from a corporation, teaches Americans a lesson about freedom of speech.
This half-baked alien invasion comedy is just barely Watch-able.
The characters, the situations – and director William Friedkin – are all desperate.
