Scattershot misstep from Christopher Guest and his troupe takes a pointed but angry look at Hollywood’s award obsession.
Will Ferrell gets his "Truman Show" in this uneven dramedy about a man with a voice-over in his head.
Beautiful nonsense from visionary director Darren Aronofsky which is liable to stay with you for longer than you’d expect.
Neither gory enough to be a full-on horror movie nor exciting enough to be a full-on thriller, John Stockwell’s vacation-gone-horribly-awry film is stuck somewhere in between.
With this sweeping melodrama of royal intrigue in 10th century China, Zhang Yimou might have finally gone a bit too far.
Typically slick thriller from director Tony Scott features an atypically preposterous time travel plotline, but as the title implies, there’s nothing here you haven’t seen before.
James Bond has awakened as an edgy hardboiled fellow that knows how to fight evil and act at the same time.
When a Jamaican family moves into an all white community of 60’s London, everyone goes through major changes, especially the lone Jewish family.
Sacha Baron Cohen’s cringe-inducing comedy is actually brilliant social commentary disguised as rampant poop jokes.
Nicole Kidman continues her string of icy, impenetrable performances in Steven Shainberg’s oddly bland pseudo-biopic.
