Red-hot, sizzling sex scenes prevent Atom Egoyan’s latest from being a total disaster.
Home movies, taken by the animators at Disney between 1984-94, help lend a spark to a documentary that explores the great successes and strife of those tumultuous years.
A man haunted by ghosts forms a bond with a lady who writes ghost stories, in this near-perfect Irish film.
This raunchy, 80s-soaked comedy is every bit as funny as a movie called "Hot Tub Time Machine" should be. Which is to say, quite a bit.
If the thought of Edward Norton sharing a bong with himself makes you smirk, then you will probably enjoy this silly crime comedy.
The usually provocative French director, Catherine Breillat, presents her unusual take on the old French folktale, and the result is okay but fails to excite.
A boy and a dragon teach all a wonderful lesson, and more importantly, it’s a magical ride for us. The kids will eat it up, and you may, too.
The first Mrs. Benito Mussolini is discarded by her husband. By the end, she annoyed me so much that I didn’t blame him.
This tale of a bounty hunter chasing his felonious ex-wife is just as eye-rollingly predictable and absurd as you would think, barely skating by on the charms of its stars and supporting cast.
The origins of Joan Jett’s first band are explored in this entertaining but sanitized biopic that makes you wonder how it would have played without the mainstream polish.
