Beautifully-realized visuals nearly make up for the well-worn story in this Disney adaptation of the Edgar Rice Burroughs character.
Predictable retread of any number of wild house party movies. The amount of laughs to be had is inversely proportional to the age of the viewer.
Dr. Seuss’ beloved morality tale finally comes to the big screen. Was it worth the wait?
A washed-up, drugged out, heavy metal rock star spirals into oblivion and death, until a super-fan tries to resurrect his career and life, in this extremely well-made documentary.
Poverty. Drugs. Addiction. Dysfunction. Homelessness. Suicide. If none of this sounds good to you, don’t bother.
Young boy in New Zealand, who adores Michael Jackson and fantasizes about the exploits of the father he has never seen, finally gets to meet dear old dad, with mixed results.
Joshua Marston follows up his smashing directorial debut with a film that tells of rituals that seem too odd to be true, yet that are still practiced in the mountainous ranges of Albania.
If you’ve ever seen a movie with a kidnap plot, you’ll probably be one step ahead of this one the whole way.
Billed as an action film, "Act of Valor" succeeds more at being a mix of advertisement and documentary.
This movie isn’t as tragic as critics are making it out to be. It’s stylishly done, well-acted, the costumes were brilliant and the music was practically a character within itself. If only the plot weren’t such a mess.
