Ben Stiller is back in the sendup business, nibbling gently at the soft, manicured hands that feed him and co-stars…
It offers precisely what it advertises: a roll-’em-up, smoke-’em-up, blow-’em-up bromantic comedy from the freaks and geeks who have made…
As the indestructible title character, Will Smith is a Man of Steel who’d rather melt into a puddle of cheap…
Many will attempt to describe WALL-E with a one-liner. It’s R2-D2 in love. 2001: A Space Odyssey starring…
Boorish tae kwon do instructor Fred Simmons (Danny McBride) is a strip-mall hero for whom demonstrating his cinder-block-breaking skills to…
In October 2001, a Fort Worth, Texas, nurse’s aide named Chante Mallard struck 37-year-old Gregory Glenn Biggs with her 1997…
First-time writer-director Helen Hunt stars as April Epner, a schoolteacher desperate to have a child before she turns 40. (Hunt…
Patrick Dempsey plays a conveniently rich and willfully single serial “fornicator” slowly but surely domesticated by his unspoken love for…
Once more, Harold Lee (John Cho) and Kumar Patel (Kal Penn) are on a road trip, this time not in…
Jason Segel puts it all out there—and, like, it’s all out there in Forgetting Sarah Marshall. It takes all of…
Lawrence Wetherhold (Dennis Quaid, beneath a greasy moptop and a brushy beard) is a misanthropic college prof who, when he’s…
Ben Mezrich’s 2002 best-seller. Bringing Down the House: The Inside Story of Six M.I.T. Students Who Took Vegas for Millions,…
The English media have spent the better part of a year back-and-forthing over the true-or-false plot points of the 1971-set…
Better than Blades of Glory, which wasn’t nearly as good as Talladega Nights, which was a little better than…
Sandwiched somewhere between the American Spirit commercials and the Clinton campaigning that make up Definitely, Maybe is a surprisingly rewarding…
Even at 100 minutes, this documentary about Vaughn and pals’ 2005 bus tour from L.A. to Chicago (and all…
The Kingdom Universal, $29.98 No doubt about it, Peter Berg’s The Kingdom ranked as one of 2007’s more visceral action…
In this remake of a 2001 BBC television production titled Hot Money—about women who clean the Bank of England…
A forgettable, formulaic comedy so predictable that seeing it and skipping it are the exact same thing. Fox sneak-previewed…
Hell of a thing, getting Mike Nichols to adapt the yer-kiddin’-me story of Charlie Wilson, the congressman from Lufkin, Texas,…
