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This comedy could have done better with a few more chuckles, but still had me laughing.
This comedy could have done better with a few more chuckles, but still had me laughing.
A promising star quickly sinks into a cacophony of limited performances, clichés and unoriginal violence.
This laugher is a little bit ‘Dogma,’ a little bit of ‘Shaun of the Dead,’ with some stoner comic relief stirred in.
This ‘Hangover’ is just a headache.
One-dimensional characters shouldn’t stop you from enjoying this engaging sleight of hand.
This badly done sequel provides nothing to justify its existence.
There’s good news and bad news: Bad news is this sequel covers ground we’ve seen before in Star Trek, the good news is that it does it very well.
The story of a young teen with Asperger’s Syndrome and how he deals with his condition in the wake of a family tragedy.
Writer/director Baz Luhrmann brings his particular brand of spectacle and visual excess to classic tale.
A fan of espionage thriller films will see a lot that is familiar here.