Just because X-Men was the fittest of the flock and more than just survived the weekend box office race does not mean that Darwin was right. Let’s just get that out in the open right away. But mutations made lots of money nonetheless as X-Men: First Cl …
Inspired by actual events long classified by the Soviet Union, this film takes moviegoers back to the Cold War.
Jesse and Chester are devoted stoners who have only two missions in life: get high and have sex—preferably at the same time.
Breezing past the old and the new, the borrowed thing in this Kate Hudson romcom is the fiancé. Not that anyone cares as long as the girl we’re told to root for gets her dream guy.
In New York City a priest and a rabbi both love the same woman. The three became fast friends as children. Now they’re reunited as adults.
“Hear the bells ringing/They’re singing that you can be born again/Hear the bells ringing/They’re singing Christ is risen from the dead.” Those splendid lyrics bounce through my head at least once a year to this day even though it’s been almost 35 year …
Based loosely on the story of how 19th century novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky came to write “The Gambler,” this movie is not much more than a simple love story.
After interviewing a few local townsfolk about the Blair Witch legend, the three young adults hike deep into the nearby woods to get footage of locations associated with the legend.
Over the past few years, movies have begun showing violent crime in much grittier detail than in the past. “The General’s Daughter” follows these new rules of ultra-realistic portrayals to the letter.
Junior-competition surfer Bethany Hamilton lost her arm to a shark in 2003. Today she’s giving God props for the wave of trouble that almost swamped her life.
In the past couple of years, the number of female surfers jumped 120 percent. Along with beachwear companies like Roxy, ‘Blue Crush’ is cashing in on girl wave power.
If I were a penguin, what would I be doing right now? Why, watching myself in my own movie, that’s what. “See, Mom,” I’d be saying, “I told you I’d be a star some day!”
In 1994, Scott stumbled on the Santa Clause and got himself rooked into becoming Santa. Now he finds out there’s ANOTHER clause.
Coming of age during World War II, lifelong orphan Homer Wells grows up under the kindly, albeit controlling hand of Dr. Wilbur Larch, a resident doctor at an orphanage in St. Clouds, Maine.
It takes some persuasion, but Roberta lands a substitute position as a violin teacher at an inner-city grade school in East Harlem, New York. It’s rough going for awhile …
