Wedding Crashers is like a wedding. It’s fun, fast-paced, and a good time for all.
Tim Burton’s ill-advised remake of the 1971 classic features the first poor performance by Johnny Depp in recent memory.
A street punk sees the light back to good. Yeah. Sure he does.
This persistently fascinating if slightly over-long fairytale is propelled by the seemingly boundless imagination of writer-director Hayao Miyazaki.
Lack of interest in the main characters finding love should be a curse for a romantic comedy, but an energetic supporting performance from Kevin James nearly makes this star trip worth it.
Despite the questionable casting, saggy script and subpar special effects, this jovial adaptation of the Marvel Comics foursome is a jolly good time.
The rise of the Los Angeles dance phenomenon ‘krumping’ is chronicled in David LaChapelle’s exhilarating documentary.
By now Steven Spielberg could make a blockbuster alien invasion movie in his sleep. This time, I think he finally did.
The first thing you’ll notice about ‘The Bridge of San Luis Rey’ is that it has talent spilling off the screen.
Bland fare dotted with as many clichés as there are laughs.
