Jeff Kinney’s successful children’s book is adapted for the screen in this sure-to-be cash cow, even though I question whether the hero is worthy.

Grisly, humorless and over-long, this sci-fi thriller about the repossession of artificial organs isn’t nearly as interesting, clever or original as it wants to be.

A spoiled middle-aged woman learns little while throwing herself a pity party.

Roger is what many would correctly deem a mess in Noah Baumbach’s biting new comedy "Greenberg."

Thoroughly lovely little tale of a middle-aged man in Italy who ends up sharing his living quarters with his elderly mother and two other elderly Italian women.

A college girl who suffers from epilepsy is home for the holidays. And that’s about it.

A taut, well-acted but pointless thriller that ultimately tells us nothing we didn’t already know about the Iraq War.

Angst-ridden, wanna-be tear-jerker – featuring Robert Pattinson as another tortured, brooding James Dean-type – doesn’t come close to earning its big payoff.

Stieg Larsson’s popular novel hits the screen with a great performance by Swedish actress Noomi Rapace. She makes it passable. Without her it’s nothing.