Reviews

Wrath of the Titans features an amazing half-hour of fun, but you'll have to sit through a rather average hour of mythological moviemaking to get to it.

The sharp comic sensibilities of its enormously talented cast and director help Wanderlust transcend its tired premise.

War Horse is both a grand technical achievement and emotionally underwhelming.

Cameron Crowe makes up for his disastrous Elizabethtown with the mostly charming and delightful We Bought A Zoo.

Unapologetically a sports movie with all the trappings that comes along with, Warrior rides on the backs of its central performers and its director to success.

It's a lightweight confection perfect for younger children, but Winnie the Pooh also holds plenty of appeal for adults who grew up with the cuddly, honey-obsessed bear.

It captures its era well, but that's about all this romantic drama does right.

This cloyingly bland indie comedy plays the Little Miss Sunshine card, but the house wins.

Gekko's back, and slimy as ever; it's too bad Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps doesn't know quite what to do with him.

Director Debra Granik's Southern suspense drama is a resounding success, thanks in no small part to the extraordinary lead performance of Jennifer Lawrence.

Spike Jonze goes light-years beyond the scope of the typical kid film in his adaptation of the beloved children's book.