Three. That’s how many trips this movie made to the MPAA ratings board before it was trimmed enough to barely …
Jake Gyllenhaal’s unusual, time-bending task of sleuthing out a mass-murder mystery keeps blowing up in his face … literally.
What happens when the young rabbit who’s supposed to be the new Easter Bunny decides he’d rather go to Hollywood …
If I were a penguin, what would I be doing right now? Why, watching myself in my own movie, that’s …
Nothing is what it seems. Everything is a test. Those words of warning are given to hotshot MIT grad James …
When Chuck’s plane goes down in the Pacific, he’s stranded on a remote, uninhabited island. He is the only survivor. …
Obsessed with his hair, his clothes, his CD collection and—most important—casual sex with no relational strings attached, Will floats lazily …
This remake of Jimmy Stewart and Richard Attenborough’s 1965 film of the same name moves the action from the Sahara …
There’s a hint in this film’s title: You’ll be amazed, maybe even shocked by how vicious and vacuous this hyper-stylized …
This film is not a remake of the original 1971 “Shaft,” and it’s not quite a sequel either. The John …
Eddie Morra wants to know, What would you do if you could take just one tiny tablet a day and …
Going against character, Matthew McConaughey keeps his shirt on … longer than usual, we’ll say. Too bad his movie couldn’t …
The year is 1906. Gable portrays Blackie Norton, a suave, self-reliant dance hall owner with a heart of gold.
The movie is quite faithful to the book—a smart move on the part of filmmakers. But that leaves us dealing …
This movie wants audiences to leave the theater feeling uplifted and spiritually validated. Does it succeed?
