Reviews

This video game adaptation is an entirely competent action flick, which is, in itself, a momentous achievement.

This disappointing indie drama is as confused about itself as its protagonist is.

Korean director Kim Ji-woon delivers a take on the old western that's as fresh as it is frenetic.

Shrek's adventures come to an end not with an enthusiastic roar, but with a competent whimper.

MacGruber aims higher than it can hit, but is still an entirely capable comedy.

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

Queen Latifah is the sole reason to endure this generic and predictable romantic comedy.

Lost In Rio might not reach the heights its predecessor did, but it's still pretty damn funny.

Entertaining as it is, Robin Hood feels like an odd blend of a few different films, and only barely winds up being coherent as a result.

It suffers from a bit of blockbuster sequel bloat, but there's more than enough high-flying thrills and Robert Downey charm on display here to make up for it.

Roger Kumble demonstrates his contempt for the American family with this screwball anti-comedy.

The kids of Elm Street are once again struggling to stay awake, and so will you.

Here is the ass-to-mouth horror comedy you never asked for.

These Losers ain't so lovable.

An exceptionally pretty, if somewhat vacant nature doc.