Michael Haneke’s latest falls a tad short of "The White Ribbon", but that only means it is far better than most everything else you have seen this year.
Dink hits the big screen. Doesn’t mean much to you? That’s because you don’t know the real guy.
Loyal treatment of the popular musical that should please old fans and newcomers alike.
Get ready for a more heated debate than any election season. Is Peter Jackson’s ambitious, overblown adaptation worth it, or is it a flagrant attempt to create a cash cow out of a children’s book? The answer is yes.
Top-notch performances from Bill Murray, Laura Linney and Samuel West far outshine this oddly stuffy, creaky look at FDR’s inner circle.
A great cast has been assembled for what just has to be a crackerjack mob extravaganza. Yet, it isn’t. Instead it’s a truly uninspired gang flick with a trail of wasted acting talent.
In this update of the 1984 slasher flick, "Silent Night, Deadly Night", Santa’s got some extreme ideas about who’s been naughty and who’s been nice (hint: the nice list is pretty short).
Tattooed Santa? Rough and tumble Easter Bunny? Dreamworks Animation brings us an enjoyable new take on our holiday heroes.
With visuals nothing less than stunning, it’s sometimes easy to forget that this parable about a shipwrecked boy and a tiger is actually about suffering.
A pair of unhappy people find happiness together in David O. Russell’s offbeat new love story.
