Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez put on their dancing shoes when a dissatisfied middle-age man signs up for ballroom dancing …
The movie flashes back to their initial meeting and night of passion, followed by months of cohabitation and the wedding …
After ‘Facing the Giants’ on the gridiron, that self-proclaimed ‘small church in Georgia’ is facing the fires that can flare …
Belle wouldn’t have known whether to scream or laugh or faint if her beast had had so many tattoos. And …
Andy Stitzer is a virgin. And he’s 40. Hence the movie’s title. There’s no mystery to what happens next in …
More so here than in the first film, our hero is a fellow we can cheer. A guy who’s settled …
Leopold’s winsomely old-fashioned manners, respect for others, chivalry and courtesy contradict—to good effect—Kate and her fellow New Yorkers’ hurry-scurry, me-first …
Forget any semi-romantic notions of Romeo and Juliet gaining gothic glory. Because if ‘Underworld’ was more ‘Blade’ than Bard, then …
A struggling single father of three girls falls in love with the lawyer helping him get custody of them in …
Ryan Bingham spends 322 blissful, relationship-free days a year on the road—firing people. So when two women threaten to anchor …
Disney’s Snow White sang to birds and swept floors and slept a good long while in a glass coffin, waiting …
The history of the CIA is told in the life of Edward Wilson, an absolute patriot whose commitment and secrecy …
They say love is for the young. But they are wrong. Letters to Juliet, wrapped around a lovelorn senior citizen …
Feast of love? Poisonous snack of infatuation and lust is more like it.
Steve Carell and Tina Fey’s comedy about a tired suburban couple trying to change up their date night routine seems …