Randomly selected slot machine players at a Vegas casino make a mad dash for $2 million stored in a New Mexico train-station locker.
A dead fisherman, a disputed land deal and anti-Japanese sentiment fuel this courtroom drama set on a fictional island in the Pacific Northwest.
Desperate parents hire Sarah Jessica Parker to date their grown, live-at-home son (Matthew McConaughey) in hopes that he will leave the nest.
The movie flashes back to their initial meeting and night of passion, followed by months of cohabitation and the wedding Sarah’s upscale family didn’t want to see happen. Then the misadventurous honeymoon.
This is an action movie all about explosions, ridiculous stunts, an annoying rap/metal soundtrack, and unflattering portrayals of women. How it managed a PG-13 I’ll never know.
Earl’s favorite expression is the feeble, forced attempt at spawning a catch-phrase, ‘What the problem is?’ Did Yoda move to the ’hood?
Detroit Tigers pitcher Billy Chapel is in the twilight of a fine career. Then, on an autumn day in New York, just before taking the mound at Yankee Stadium, Chapel’s owner drops a bomb.
The King of Queens is working as a security guard. And the result is a madcap action-caper that actually shies away from cheap (crude) laughs.
Equal parts visual masterpiece, nightmare-inducing fable and slickly packaged animism.
With prodding from his amoral slacker pal Duff, John decides he may be able to keep everyone happy by stealing the 30 grand….
Jim Caviezel stars in this warm, thematically opulent biopic chronicling the rise of 1920s golf great Robert Tyre Jones Jr.
Mild-mannered state tropper Charlie Baileygates snaps, unleashing a verbally abusive alter-ego named Hank who lusts after women, picks fights and generally creates pain.
