Whoring, drinking trucker-chick’s young son reappears in her life in this formulaic, predictable mess.
John Krasinski’s directorial debut feels more like an acting exercise than a movie – like walking into a group therapy session for monologists.
Duty and desire face off in "An Education," the wonderfully stylish and seductive film by director Lone Scherfig.
The Coen Brothers leave us scratching our heads with this low-budget, no-name, inscrutable black comedy set in 1967 Minnesota.
This high-concept comedy, about the first person to develop the ability to lie, is wildly uneven but features a few laughs, cameos galore, and an indictment of organized religion that would make Bill Maher proud.
A notable cast, a respected director “• and a complete waste of time.
The undead live on in this broad, crowd-pleasing – and gleefully gory – comedy about the inevitable "zombie apocalypse".
An unexpected and welcome surprise for both horror and sci-fi fans: a taut, creepy, action-filled ride that rations its plot developments to maximum effect.
Audrey Tautou does her best to portray Coco Chanel as a thoroughly boring and cold woman. She succeeds and everyone loses.
Like the titular avatars in this graphic novel adaptation, "Surrogates" is a rote whodunit masquerading as a techno-thriller.
