Director Leon Ichaso, already responsible for mucking up a made-for-TV Jimi Hendrix biopic, is back at it with this turgid…
A cross between Dekalog and The Meaning of Life, though without the poignant curiosity of the former or the anarchic…
In this by-the-recipe remake of 2001’s German chocolate cake Mostly Martha, Catherine Zeta-Jones plays Kate, a top chef in New…
There was every reason going in to believe that 1408, based on a Stephen King short story, would be nothing…
This sequel to Bruce Almighty is the work of an angry God. A sanctimonious sitcom dolled up as the most…
Bloody disappointing, that’s what Mr. Brooks is. Kevin Costner plays a respectable Portland businessman who kills for thrills, thanks to…
Of all of Francis Veber’s farces (The Dinner Game, La Cage aux Folles, The Closet, etc.), this is the one…
With, say, a Fox Searchlight or some other mini-major behind it, director Paul Fox’s charming adaptation of Doug “Generation X”…
Those Shaun of the Dead Brits lampoon our police buddy flicks.
Late night cartoon humor is processed into a belly bomb.
Gay tween longing presented without leering (or coherence).
There are worse things than a retread of Rear Window.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a young star on the rise.
Terrence Howard and Bernie Mac can make even the worst sports movie, well, bearable.
Marky Mark meets Red Dawn.
John Travolta dressed in tight leather? Unfortunately, it’s not a gay bondage movie.
Opens at Meridian and other theaters, Fri., Jan. 12. Rated R. 117 minutes.
De Niro turns CIA history into a snooze-fest.
Opens at Metro and other theaters, Wed., Nov. 22. Rated R. 97 minutes.
Opens at Metro and other theaters, Fri., Nov. 17. Rated PG-13. 144 minutes.
