Contributor: Steven Isaac

For 20 years he’s been missing from his favorite junkyard. Now Fat Albert is back.

Christian faith is both celebrated and drawn in caricature here. Inconsistent theology and a flatulent minister butt heads with scripture recitation and plenty of gospel music.

Hollywood has been trumping up love affairs between older men and younger women for years. Autumn in New York falls right in line.

So many people to torture, maim and kill. So little time in a single movie to depict it all.

Director Kevin Smith relies heavily on his belief that God has a sense of humor to justify the film’s blatant disrespect and blasphemy.

Gigli has already been called every bad name we can think of. So we’ll not waste time trying to top them.

Just like movie number one, Calvin almost loses his barbershop to opportunists. But who cares? We just want to know who Eddie’s going to roast next!

Museums have been adding more interactivity to their attractions lately. But nobody’s been able to bring Attila the Hun back to life, yet, or coax dino bones into playing a game of fetch…

The plot revolves around a young mother, Libby, her beloved child … and not-so-beloved husband, Nick. After the five-minute obligatory depiction of familial bliss, dear-old-hubby stages his own death.

Not content to just focus on the action and intrigue like the ‘Bourne’ movies do, this Don Cheadle vehicle mixes politics and religion in with the violence.

Director Sam Mendes throws a summertime curveball with this romantic indie flick that goes light on laughs and heavy on playing parent—to parents.

As far as Jesus Camp is concerned, Christianity is nothing more than an effective means to a political end.

Drudging up the most inane elements of “Flubber” and “RoboCop,” Disney has recreated the television series “Inspector Gadget” for the big screen.

You would not want to live in Basin City. You would not want your worst enemy to live in Basin City. Bruce Willis, Mickey Rourke and Clive Owen, on the other hand, seem right at home.

Steven Spielberg’s latest war movie is inspired by how Israel responded to the murder of 11 of its athletes at the 1972 Olympics.