‘Red Eye’ aims to be little more than a taut suspense yarn, and on that level it succeeds.
Gritty, violent revenge yarn from John Singleton loses its significant potential by the second until it finally turns from disappointing to preposterous.
Adequate spook-fest featuring Kate Hudson unraveling a mystery in the Louisiana bayou makes less and less sense the more you think about it. It’s best if you don’t.
Bill Murray and Jim Jarmusch combine to make a quirky road movie.
A flawless, visceral performance by Terrance Dashon Howard nearly propels writer-director Craig Brewer’s gritty melodrama above its plot contrivances.
Elementary school children vie for the ballroom dancing championship of New York.
Relentlessly stupid clone thriller is a new low for both director Michael Bay and the art of blatant product placement.
When fifty or so of our top comedians get together to give their interpretation of what is universally considered the dirtiest joke ever, how can it not be funny?
If you want to see something other than the basic Hollywood fare, or you just want to see another couple engaging in genuine sex but don’t want to risk running into someone you know at ‘Le Trapeze,’ then go see this film
