Boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy stalks girl in this creepy romantic comedy starring Steve Zahn and Jennifer Aniston.
Olivier Assayas’ artsy family drama is easy on the eyes, but good luck keeping them open.
The team behind "The Da Vinci Code" returns to the ecclesiastic trough with this Vatican-based hooey that plays more like a Roman travelogue.
Michael Keaton returns after a very long absence but he would have been better served remaining hidden.
Smart writing, smart direction, and good acting. Don’t believe the marketing ““ it’s not your typical "drug comedy".
J.J. Abrams boldly takes the "Trek" franchise where it hasn’t gone in a long time: to box office gold.
A portrayal of a corrupt and powerful mainstay of Italian politics feels more like a comedian doing an impression than anything else.
Flawed and ultimately forgettable, this Matthew McConaughey vehicle delivers enough laughs and touching moments to make it an enjoyable romantic comedy.
Reliably action-packed first attempt at an X-Men origin story, succeeds largely based on having Hugh Jackman back behind the claws and facial hair.
Just what the world needs — another film about careless, thoughtless humans wreaking havoc. But hey, it’s in 3-D.
