Four fashion-conscious females battle cliques and a tyrannical peer in an effort to remain BFFs in high school. (And sell …
Before ‘Juno,’ Ellen Page acted in this small-budget indie film about a family trying to come to terms with loss, …
Usher, a self-described “triple threat” entertainer—singer, dancer, actor—turns his latest movie into a virtual self-love session in which showcasing himself …
Inherent Vice is a whacked-out, confused, incoherent mess of a movie—and intentionally so.
Dr. McDreamy suddenly realizes he’s losing the love of his life when she gets engaged to a Scottish laird. What …
It’s easy to walk into Tarzan somewhat skeptical. After all, Disney has done the jungle thing twice before (Lion King …
Tim Dunphy is a stoner on a downward spiral. His verbally abusive, poker-playing, martini-swilling dad (who drinks with his underage …
Ice Cube stars in a crass comedy with a surprise sermon tucked inside. This is no ‘Friday’ movie, at least.
The Star Trek phenomenon takes an affectionate, long-overdue ribbing at the hands of this movie.
Splitting the difference between ‘The Little Mermaid’ and ‘Splash,’ this mermaid tail, er, tale, is aimed directly at tween girls. …
While moving at the speed of a greased-up goose (sorry, penguins), the quick-paced-and-shallow tale doesn’t really give kids much to …
Horrible Bosses 2 is desperately trying to be even more horrible than its predecessor. It’s really no more than that, …
Hugh Grant, Dennis Quaid and Mandy Moore seek to skewer ‘American Idol,’ President Bush, and our endless global appetite for …
Truth in labeling. If Hollywood believed in the concept, Columbia Pictures’ perverse new teen comedy would be rated R-lite.