Surprisingly, and sadly, this documentary about the titular comedian’s comedy tour doesn’t contain much comedy. Though it is an intriguing portrait of a very talented workaholic.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a film as odd, flawed and jaw-droppingly lovely as this one.

"The Hangover" goes to Thailand. No really. That’s the only substantive difference.

Jack Black is back as Po, the unlikely Kung Fu warrior, facing a new menace and an identity crisis in this strong sophomore outing from Dreamworks Animation.

New director attempts to create a film that looks old, that instead only feels old.

This humorless graphic novel adaptation may not necessarily appeal to general audiences, but genre fans will enjoy themselves.

Kristen Wiig & Co. finally shatter the movie comedy glass ceiling and prove that women are not only funny, but funny as all-freakin’ hell.

Johnny Depp and director Rob Marshall attempt to steer the soggy franchise back on course with this goof of an installment.

This unconventional family drama – about a man expressing himself through a hand puppet – is a welcome reminder of Mel Gibson the Academy Award-winning actor, not the tabloid-selling train wreck.