Movie Review

This weekend, the summer movie season kicks off in spectacular fashion (remember when it used to be Memorial Day weekend?), with Disney and Marvel's "...

This weekend, "42," the harrowing real-life story of Jackie Robinson, the first African-American baseball player to play in the whites-only baseball l...

After endless speculation and a last-minute delay that pushed the release back from June 2012 to this week, “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” is finally upo...

His friends from this "real" world will return in different guises, in this case when his hot-air balloon drifts into a tornado and lands him in full-color Oz, a place whose name he shares. Fate? Coincidence?

Rain or shine, snow or sleet, Oscars or the Academy Awards, the box office delivers! This weekend, "Dark Skies" and "Snitch" are hitting theaters. ...

Film: Rust and Bone (2012) Cast includes: Marion Cotillard (La vie en rose), Matthias Schoenaerts (Bullhead) Writer/Director: Jacques Audiard (A Proph...

Film: Zero Dark Thirty (2012) Cast includes: Jessica Chastain (The Help), Jason Clarke (Public Enemies), Reda Kateb (A Prophet), Kyle Chandler (Friday...

Film: Barbara (2012) Cast includes: Nina Hoss (A Woman in Berlin), Ronald Zehrfeld (The Red Cockatoo) Director: Christian Petzold (Yella) Genre: Drama...

As Mark struggles to lead a partially normal life, there are so many challenges, that sometimes it's not easy to believe it's an achievable goal. "Maybe God is pointing out how useless it all is." Maybe on the other hand, God really does have a sense of humor.

This Friday sees the release of the long-awaited "Cloud Atlas," a three-way collaboration with some of the most talented filmmakers working today: Tom...

The Paperboy won't appeal to everyone. But if you enjoy a deliciously dark Southern Gothic thriller, this one's about as good as they get.

Even though the film finally doesn't cohere or amount to much, I was never bored, and I have to admire Daniels for making the film he wanted to.

It's a good-looking film that has all the right ingredients, except there isn't a reason to feel satisfied about how it turns out.

In an era when it's hard to create anything that's original, The Master is an original and important film. But that doesn't mean you'll necessarily enjoy it.

The narrative is crafted remarkably well. It may even bring tears to your eyes. In South Africa, Rodriguez is bigger than Elvis and the Rolling Stones combined.

ParaNorman is out in 3D and 2D. Unlike some movies, the 3D feature actually enriches the experience, which is really a lot of fun. The animation is beautifully conceived and rendered.

Eventually Calvin figures out that the girl he's written is flesh-and-blood real. He's not the only one who sees her. Everyone does. What could be more perfect!

Some moviegoers may feel there's a bit too much violence. One thing for sure, you'll never think of chicken legs quite the same way again!

When it comes down to it, you can't trust anyone especially someone who promises easy money.

Although The Well Digger's Daughter has all the ingredients of a melodrama, it never goes that route.

Margot and Lou have been married for almost 5 years and they're still deeply in love. "I love you so much." "I love you more." The goopy love talk is pretty much a constant with them... except that there are times when Margot isn't sure if it's just become a meaningless habit.

If you're hoping this will be a crime thriller, it isn't -- although there are definitely elements of mystery.

Magic Mike turns the tables on the usual movies with women as sex objects, and does it in a way that has to strike a balance between raunchy and charming. If you buy the balance, Magic Mike finds "the sweet spot."

To Rome With Love is a silly, clever love letter to Rome in classic Woody Allen style. Although we're following four different wacky stories, Woody keeps us engaged with unexpected plot twists and clever dialogue.

This vivid and visceral film brings out the theme of racial diversity in an odd but comfortable mix of a natural yet fantastical world of a child's real-life flavored with her fantasies.