A restrained Steve Carell is surrounded by a great cast and a good script. The result is possibly his best to date and a romantic comedy that actually works.
Not unlike watching a porn movie, you’ll want to fast-forward through much of the one-dimensional characters’ dialogue. What makes it unlike porn is that you’ll want to skip the sex scenes as well.
The chemistry between Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake, and the excellent contributions by the supporting cast, make for an enjoyable, if not entirely memorable, redo of the equally forgettable "No Strings Attached".
Thanks to solid performances and a script that is clever, funny and respectful of the source material, this origin story is the best comics-to-screen adaptation since "Batman Begins".
Master documentarian Errol Morris regales us with a former Miss Wyoming who may have abducted and raped a Mormon to bring him to his senses. Oh, it’s plenty weird.
The classic illustrated tales of A. A. Milne are brought to life in a refreshingly simple, nostalgic and heartfelt new film.
Every bit as rewarding – and flawed – as its source material, this final installment of the Harry Potter series is pure movie magic.
Real-life horse whisperer teaches horses, and more importantly humans, the way to behave, never once appearing preachy while doing it.
An experiment to see whether a chimpanzee raised as a human child can learn at an accelerated pace is mostly about a scientist looking to sleep with young students.
