Director Julie Taymor continues to flaunt her dashing sense of style in this one-of-a-kind, Beatles-gone-batty musical.
Another addition to the Comedy of Humiliation genre plays like "Meet the Parents" with a lot less warmth.
Joe and Lexi debate the merits of It comedy wunderkind Judd Apatow.
Sumptuously photographed but achingly dull story of a French silk trader who finds unrequited love in 19th century Japan.
The latest effort by director Robert Benton is riddled with good intentions and heartfelt musings – it’s just too bad that it all seems like a charade, romance by way of a Hallmark card.
The type of relentlessly forced comedy that makes you truly appreciate the eccentric genius of Woody Allen.
Dreadful misfire casts Jodie Foster as a vengeance-fueled vigilante bent on cleaning up a New York that hasn’t existed for years.
The stranger-than-fiction tale of Christopher McCandless springs to life in Sean Penn’s meditative film "Into The Wild," a fantastic voyage you won’t soon forget.
This hyperkinetic, ultra-violent, guns-a-blazin’ actioner from writer-director Michael Davis can be accused of many things – stupidity, misogyny, the death of American film as we know it – but false advertising is not one of them.
Lexi picks her ten most anticipated films of the Fall 2007 movie season.
