A doctor either murdered his wife and a host of others or didn’t, in this mystery that has more twists than a curly haired girl on a humid day.
Edward Norton and Marvel bring Hulk down to human-size.
Writer-director M. Night Shyamalan’s eco-thriller starts with a clever premise and degenerates into spooky atmospherics, portentous pacing and stiff dialogue.
Julianne Moore shines as a whoring, amoral sociallite in a fact-based examination of a sex/murder scandal in the 70’s. Unfortunately, everyone else is just along for the ride.
Werner Herzog takes us to Antarctica this time, and as usual his slant is both bizarre and compelling.
Fans of genital-related humor will be sure to appreciate “Zohan”. But for the rest of us, “Mess” sums it up pretty well.
Sticking to a tried-and-true formula (hapless underdog discovers he’s the Chosen One) still proves effective when it’s done with a snappy pace, eye-popping animation and a cast of game comedic vocal talents headed by Jack Black.
The fab four return, at last, for the big-screen version of the chicer-than-Chanel HBO series. But it feels strangely out of style.
The most orthodox of orthodox Judaism is looked back upon by a director who was once one of them. If it was as boring as he portrays it, it’s amazing any are left at all.
Genghis Kahn is an aw-shucks, modest superhero in this charitable view of him as he slaughters his way to the top.
