A family is off in search of a beauty contest victory for their youngest member and it’s a trip you don’t want to miss.
Promising Georgian writer/director Géla Babluani takes us into the darkness of men’s souls.
September 11th brought out the best in a lot of people. We can add Oliver Stone to that list.
Kevin Smith has grown up, and he brings his original characters along for the ride.
This ode to the NASCAR life is easily one of Will Ferrell’s most consistently funny comedies, and that’s really saying something.
Neil Marshall’s gleefully gory spelunking spook-fest may make you rethink that cave-diving vacation.
Meryl Streep sharpens her fangs and talons and slices up the fashion industry.
The electric car is dead and the energy here won’t be enough to revive it.
The Fiedler family is locked in a mortal battle of who can throw the most sickeningly ostentatious bar mitzvah and everyone loses.
Richard Linklater’s rotoscopic adaptation of the Philip K. Dick novel is never quite as compelling as the performances and the animation make it out to be.
