Contributor: Marcus Yoars

Ron Howard and a trio of premium actors bring to life a true story as powerful as its hero’s punches.

Harrison Ford finds himself between a rock and bad guy once again when a bank robber kidnaps his family, forcing him to commit cyber-crime to save them.

Reigning WWE champion and rap artist John Cena goes Rambo on a bunch of brainless bad guys who’ve kidnapped his wife.

Sarah Michelle Gellar is back to dealing with the supernatural in her latest haunting. Only this time, it’s via a past she never experienced.

In an inspirational ode to teachers, Hilary Swank uses unconventional means to change the lives of a racially divided group of “unteachable” high schoolers.

Over the past three years, a Chicago ‘Barbershop’ has twice opened its doors to movie audiences. Now it’s the girls’ turn.

Christopher and Dana Reeve took a swing at this project about talking baseballs, bats and Babe Ruth before their untimely deaths. Now it’s completed, and its messages of ‘you can do it’ heroism are as clean as they are tender.

You’re not supposed to laugh while watching a psycho-thriller/whodunit that wallows in gore, but it’s hard not to at this unintentionally mindless disaster of a movie.

Will Smith is a smooth-talking “date doctor” in this romantic comedy about forcing—or finding—true love.