The Proposal

Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds create funny, likable characters, but it's too bad the film is obsessed with keeping them apart.

Tetro

"Every family has a secret." This tagline tops the poster for master Director Francis Ford Coppola's new work. The poster, with...

June 22nd, 2009

Away We Go

What good is a baby? It slobbers, cries just when you're about to fall asleep, ruins your sex life, and feels compelled to...

June 15th, 2009

The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

Tony Scott seems to be working his way to the bottom of the barrel. His career started out with disposable but iconic hits like...

June 17th, 2009

The Hangover

Not since Superbad have I laughed so hard at a comedy. The Hangover is a fun, darkly comic vision of Las Vegas that is...

June 8th, 2009

Land of the LostLand of the Lost is a film without a past, present, or future. The film mixes so many genres, styles, and tones that the result is an uneven, uninspired, and...

FireproofFireproof looks and sounds like a proper movie. It's got actors; it's lit well and shot on film; the editing is consistent and the sound is audible. The reality is that Fireproof is filmmaking at its most infantile.

UpPixar continues its long-standing tradition of first-rate, must-see films, with Up, a sweet tale about an old man who ties balloons to his house in order to...

DarkmanWith Drag Me To Hell being heralded as a return to his roots, and word of yet another Spider-Man film, Sam Raimi's Darkman deserves a revisit.

Drag Me To HellFull disclosure: I hated Spider-Man 3. I staggered out of the theater, head in my hands, wondering how Sam Raimi, revered genre auteur of the cult classic Evil Dead trilogy, fell...

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