It’s hard to even call this lazy sequel a comedy.

Morton Downey Jr. was the loudmouth on TV before there were hundreds of them. This doc is a light romp through the rise and fall of one of the strangest acts ever to make it big.

We know there is no happy ending to this story, but somehow we hope we will get one anyway.

An attempt to jump on the Blair Witch Project bandwagon is over ten years too late and would have been unworthy no matter when it was made.

Truly bizarre attempt at a romantic comedy that is constricted by the government of North Korea.

The pseudo-deep insights into a man who does not understand himself has the intellectual depth of reality television.

Demolition fetishist Roland Emmerich serves up a steaming pile of flag-waving faux patriotism. And it sure doesn’t smell like apple pie.

Pedro Almodovar will have you smiling, laughing, and yes, excited in his latest and funniest in years.

Jeff Nichols’ third film is yet another gem. It is time for everyone to pay attention.