Bob Guccione takes his place on the big screen alongside Hef and Larry Flynt, and it’s oddly un-salacious.
Taken alone, "Ender’s Game" is pretty much what you’d expect: the uninitiated will be entertained, but fans are likely to be left frustrated.
As brutal and raw a depiction of slavery as has ever been put on film. That doesn’t, however, make it a great film.
Uneven storytelling and an unnecessarily long running time put this Tom Hanks vehicle in choppy waters.
Save your money: odds are you’ll get more out of gambling the ticket price on a game of blackjack than the tropey and predictable "Runner Runner".
If you can get past the heartstring-tugging, the amped up soundtrack, and George Clooney’s relentless Clooneyness, this stunning space saga is the very reason we go to the movies.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt lands a solid right cross in his directorial debut. The action is fast, furious, and very funny.
Based-on-truth tale of a local female cook who somehow ends up as the personal chef of the President of France. Sweet, but it could use some more spice.
Ron Howard’s tribute to a momentous clash of two titans of Formula 1 racing is a little bit too formulaic.
This creepy adrenaline rush is more effective the less you think about it.
