Admirably ambitious animated ode to Spaghetti Westerns featuring a Johnny Depp-voiced lizard as the unlikely hero.
Elements of sci-fi, action, romance and theology get all mashed up into a kind of cinematic oatmeal. It tastes fine, it’ll keep you going, but it doesn’t quite satisfy.
Palme d’Or winner proves that critics can fall victim to mass hypnosis, because no conscious human could have cast a positive vote for this one.
Nicholas Cage drives like a bat out of Hell (literally) in this unapologetically cheesy B-movie.
It’s hard to tell what’s fallen farther: the Farrelly Brothers’ career or the institution of marriage.
It’s Oscars time again. Follow me to the winner’s circle.
Once again, Joe tries his hand at picking this year’s Oscar winners.
Gleeks and Twi-Hards might be satisfied by this alien boy-meets-human girl teen action flick. All others, bring air sickness bags.
Despite its Herculean plot contortions, this latest entry in the American-caught-in-a-foreign-city formula fails to live up to its stolen-identity premise.
The Oscar nominees for Short Film (Live Action) may be as good a bunch as I have ever seen nominated.
