Why Him? This zany, raunchy movie asks. When I left the movie, it had me asking another question: Why me?
Sing is exactly what you would expect if you’ve seen the trailer: a lighthearted and inspiring American Idol-style singing competition …
Director Damien Chazelle unleashes an old-school, tour de force musical, proving that original, Oscar-worthy moviemaking—without R-rated gratuity—is actually still possible …
Office Christmas Party is, quite simply, yet another entry in a long line of sleaze-in-your-stocking holiday forgettables.
It’s sad this film about Howard Hughes lacks any sort of real moral underpinning. It seems the makers took its …
Disney sets its narrative sights on a new blend of Hawaiian myth and Pacific Ocean adventure.
The fact is, Bad Santa 2 is truly one of the most repulsive and intellectually detestable movies ever put on …
The problem with The Edge of Seventeen is that it packs noxious teen-movie content into its humor and insight.
Despite this dramedy’s tender reflections on grief and its strong emphasis on family and forgiveness, the profanity here feels pretty …
Some funny flicks weave a little too much yuck in with their yuk-yuk. Before you know it, a guffaw becomes …
Madea represents a kind of no-nonsense, take-no-prisoners justice. She’ll get folks to act “right” even if she has to beat …
This is the kind of movie that will have conscientious parents face-palming and shaking their heads.
By PG-13 standards, Masterminds doesn’t push the envelope to the edge in terms of sexual content, violence or profanity. But, …
Even in films otherwise chockfull of uplifting, pro-family messages, parents have to stay vigilant to the very end.
Bridget Jones’s Baby wasn’t a horrible movie. It’s funny in places. But even though I laughed, it made me sad, …
