Robert De Niro takes pap and makes it serviceable with the help of other talented actors in this otherwise very ordinary tale.
Robin Williams and John Travolta star in a supposed comedy that quite possibly may be the Dog of the Year.
Gleefully bloody martial arts tribute – about a renegade ninja hunted by his clan – makes "Kill Bill" look like an episode of "7th Heaven".
Although this animated film turns the stereotypical alien invasion scenario on its head, the tale itself is old hat.
An African-American teen has his life turned around in unlikely circumstances and, as run-of-the-mill as it may sound, it really works.
Heartbreak, a love triangle, werewolves, and a trip to old-world vampire royalty. Not a bad time at the movies. Especially if you’re a 14 year-old girl.
Gumshoe is hot on the trail of a missing person in this homage to Film Noir that works less hard than a good looking dame.
Swedish writer-director Lukas Moodysson, in his first English-language film, lays an egg of mammoth proportions.
It’s wartime in China, 1,700 years ago, and John Woo, after a so-so start, delivers a near epic by the time the final arrow is launched.
If cruelty, failed humor and shameless excess make you giddy, then by all means, check out "Serious Moonlight."
