Another chapter of insidious disputes with deleterious demons. Didn’t we already read about this in Chapter 1?
More than a century ago, H.G. Wells wrote The Time Machine, a sci-fi commentary on class struggles, socialism and other …
In this remake of the well-known 1976 Walter Matthau film, Billy Bob Thorton assumes the role of a drunk, cigar-chomping …
Zooming over the familiar ground that’s been pounded flat by testosterone-heavy action flicks “The Fast and the Furious” and “Biker …
Diane Keaton, who’s still playing the same character she’s played for the past two decades, goes behind her daughter’s back …
Woody Allen once again enlists the talents of Scarlett Johansson (and adds Hugh Jackman to the mix) to craft an …
Tyler Perry struggles with abandonment, abuse, drunkenness and adultery—mixing those things with Madea’s madcap mania and a message of … …
This film uses much the same formula as many other grifter movies, but it lacks one key ingredient: surprise. That’s …
Scouting for the major leagues is a complicated science of facts and feelings. Being a dad is sorta that way …
The new new-relationship rule: Wait 90 days, not 90 minutes. Oh, and buy Steve Harvey’s book too!
Tom Cruise is back for the third time with fiery ferocity, attempting the most impossible mission ever—cheating death itself.
Getaway? More like get away! Ethan Hawke and Selena Gomez take a tumble in this vanity vehicle that mashes up …
This is a film that hits you from several angles—even as it gets gross and goofy sometimes.
One part spiritual sentimentalism, one part thriller, one part heartbreak hotel and one heaping part cathartic revenge caper, this Peter …
Donald Miller’s “Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality” gets a plot as it’s guided to movie theaters by Christian musician-turned-director Steve …