Talented pros in front of and behind the camera team up to give us a mind-numbingly dull look inside a French family’s holiday get-together.

A derivative, but beautifully animated action-adventure tale with a Pixar pedigree.

Baz Luhrmann’s epic story of love and adventure isn’t quite the classic it hopes to be, but it paints a vivid portrait of the titular continent on the brink of World War II.

Stephenie Meyer’s lovesick vampire tale provides more than enough passion and slashin’ to sink your teeth into.

The latest Bond entry is Bourne again – it delivers the action goods, but is it a Bond movie?

Robert Davi’s directorial debut is a joyfest of camraderie between old buddies in the form of a down on their luck old Doo Wop group.

An historic college football game is talked about in retrospect and, while sometimes fun, a tie is like kissing your sister.

An informative, if not thoroughly absorbing, documentary about an artist who made his mark 30 years ago before succumbing to AIDS.

With this, the second film in the Madagascar series, Dreamworks Animation gives us more of the same. And by that I mean a fun-filled romp through the wild with our friendly foursome of zany zoosters.

Bernie Mac and Samuel L. Jackson deliver plenty of smiles, laughs, and (of course) soul in this welcome addition to the road movie canon.