You’d be hard-pressed to find a film as odd, flawed and jaw-droppingly lovely as this one.
"The Hangover" goes to Thailand. No really. That’s the only substantive difference.
Jack Black is back as Po, the unlikely Kung Fu warrior, facing a new menace and an identity crisis in this strong sophomore outing from Dreamworks Animation.
New director attempts to create a film that looks old, that instead only feels old.
This humorless graphic novel adaptation may not necessarily appeal to general audiences, but genre fans will enjoy themselves.
Kristen Wiig & Co. finally shatter the movie comedy glass ceiling and prove that women are not only funny, but funny as all-freakin’ hell.
Johnny Depp and director Rob Marshall attempt to steer the soggy franchise back on course with this goof of an installment.
This unconventional family drama – about a man expressing himself through a hand puppet – is a welcome reminder of Mel Gibson the Academy Award-winning actor, not the tabloid-selling train wreck.
"Something Borrowed" tries to take you to the place where the hot guy might leave his hot fiancee for the nice girl. Unfortunately, it trips all over itself in the process. It’s like Junior High but with 30-year-olds.
You might not expect it, but this Kenneth Branagh-helmed comic book movie delivers – thanks to a deftly-balanced tone and Anthony Hopkins as Odin.
