In spite of the impressive attention to detail in creating England in AD 117, the lack of compelling characters makes "Centurion" ultimately forgettable.
Holy Sith! Mark Edlitz’ well-produced documentary finally dares to reveal the truth about the world of hardcore Star Wars fans, from a certain point of view…
An older version of Ma Barker rules a badly misbehaved family that just can’t stay out of trouble, in this Aussie film noir/gangster flick.
Sweet, and very noisy, ensemble comedy lives up to its premise when it sticks closely to its neighborhood and its characters.
Michael Cera plays a Generation WTF superhero in this eye-popping, ear-blasting take on Bryan Lee O’Malley’s graphic novels.
Crime and corruption in the Dominican Republic take center-stag, in a story about revenge and redemption. You won’t be bored, but you won’t be much else either.
Julia Roberts is lovely as she travels to Italy, India and Bali in this soul-searching novel adaptation. While it falls a little short in the depth department, a talented cast and talented scenery will keep you engaged… and maybe even have you checking out airfare when it’s done.
Lisbeth is back and better than ever in the second installment of Stieg Larsson’s trilogy about a pint-sized lady that packs a huge wallop.
Todd Solondz returns with a follow-up to the magnificent "Happiness", twelve years in the future. It doesn’t measure up, but it has enough sickness and oomph for me.
There’s a lot in this nostalgic Sylvester Stallone actioner that lives up to its title – the recycled plot, the forgettable characters, the monotonous violence – but it’s an undeniable kick to see these vets in action.
