Noisy, scattershot Martin Lawrence comedy has a promising setup, and then simply stops trying.

Documentary chronicling Vince Vaughn’s month-long traveling comedy show isn’t as funny as it wants to be, but it’s good for a few laughs.

The fascinating, unsentimental true story of a group of concentration camp prisoners forced to help the Nazis perpetrate the largest counterfeiting operation in history.

Tight, taut and nice to look at. I’m talking about the movie, not Diane Lane, although….

For a brief moment in this alarmingly grisly fourth “Rambo” movie, it seems as though Sylvester Stallone might be (literally and figuratively) trying to say something. Turns out, not.

Thanks to some impressive – and vastly-improved – 3D technology, this concert film, documenting the “Vertigo” tour, is about as close as you’ll get to being on stage with U2.

Katherine Heigl is all dressed up with nowhere to go in Anne Fletcher’s embarrassingly trite romantic comedy about wedding bell blues.

By giving “Godzilla” the “Blair Witch” treatment, producer J.J. Abrams has created a monster movie for the YouTube generation, with impressive – if not entirely scary – results.

Lethargic heist comedy about three fairly unlikeable women who rob the Federal Reserve Bank and really, really deserve to get caught.

This tough, unyielding film by Cristian Mungiu, about two women seeking an illegal abortion in Communist Romania, is liable to stick with you for a while.