Reviews

Third time isn’t quite the charm for Agents K and J, but a time travel plot opens up some new possibilities for these otherwise tired jokes and characters, reminding us that aliens can still be fun.

A time travel story with no time travel, Sound of My Voice is intimate science fiction with only one concern: constructing a smart, incredibly acted puzzle for viewers to lose themselves in.

Watch a "Transformers" DVD instead

Sacha Baron Cohen tries to recapture the glory of his prior foreigner-in-America culture comedy, but a lack of heart and diminishing returns on the successful gimmick turns this into a movie of decent jokes a decade too late.

When sushi becomes art as much as it is food, the art of presenting it on film becomes transformative not only to the cuisine, but the people who make it.

Devotion to the Source Doesn’t Make Up For Flat Dialogue, Uneven Tone

The Avengers promises the world and does its best to deliver. Can Earth’s Mightiest Heroes save themselves from the problems and excesses of the Marvel Studios initiative? They’ll certainly go down trying.

The movie didn't need to feel as long as the engagement.

A rousing comedy that manages to overcome perfunctory action, Aardman Animations’ latest has as much charm and as many laughs as the best of their prior work.

2 Stars - if you're lucky

Watch it At Home - Clever and Culty

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.

Gary Ross' adaptation of the best-selling novels is a fine entertainment. The question is whether it should be.

Silent House cheats a bit, both in terms of its plot and its single-take achievement, but it's still a fascinating film to watch.

John Carter piles on the impressive special effects, but those visuals can't mask its creaky, uninvolving storytelling.