Writer’s block and mental instability hinder an author in this unrealistic but exceedingly charming take on social outcasts.
Director Neil LaBute remakes the 2007 comedy and, with the help of a very funny cast, brings us more than our share of belly-laughs.
A sleepwalker wakes up never knowing if he might have committed evil acts while asleep. Writer-director Allen Wolf is the only one committing evil, and the audience is the victim.
Just as an Anne Geddes photo is not a Picasso, "Babies" is not a movie. No matter how cute it can be.
The model family moves in next door, but all is not as it appears, in this attempt at satire of American materialism that crash lands with a huge thud.
Unceasingly raw, documentary-style glimpse into the life of a struggling actor on New York’s mean streets. May be too close to the bone for anyone with an unrealized dream. So, basically, everyone.
When a movie’s called "Kick-Ass", the best you can hope for is that it lives up to its name. This one lives up to it, and then kicks its ass.
Chris Rock’s exploration of black women’s quest for good hair should’ve begun (and maybe even ended) with his wife Malaak. Instead, we have 96 uneven minutes of exploration without elucidation on why black women straighten and/or add pieces to their hair.
Kurdish filmmaker Bahman Ghobadi stays one step ahead of the police while creating an exhilirating and harrowing tale examining the underground music scene in Iran.
A group of young Mexican boys make Little League history in this truth-based, overly manipulative, feel good film.
