Reviews

Rousing adaptation of the smash musical in all its epic, bombastic glory

Fantastic 3D imagery wrapped around a tin center

The West Wing, Civil War Edition

This time travel movie is less of the action chase film the advertising would lead you to believe, but in the tangled web of consequence and human foibles comes one of the best science fiction films in recent memory.

A Moonshine War to Make You Long for “Boardwalk Empire”

Breezy, affable, and completely unchallenging, Larry Crowne is an admirably likable piece of summer fluff.

What it lacks in substance, Limitless more than makes up for in manic, excessive charm.

An overstuffed yet poorly nourished film, Little Fockers is an exercise in dick and fart jokes masquerading as a family comedy.

This film about the glory days of selling medicine suffers from a number of maladies itself.

This witless romantic comedy is neither.

Let Me In is the rare vampire film that aspires to be about much more than sucking blood.

Owls in battle helmets make for some good 3D eye candy, but the total lack of a compelling plot clips this animated flick's wings pretty quickly.

This tense Israeli anti-war story is an incredible piece of film-making, putting the audience in the claustrophobic confines of an IDF tank for the entirety of the film.

Your chances of enjoying this frustrating, stereotype-filled comedy about a teen who wins big in the lotto is about 185 million to one.

Letters To Juliet ruins a wonderful performance by Vanessa Redgrave by surrounding it with absolute crap.