Movie Reviews

Our Labor Day review starts with the fact that the film has a serious challenge. How do Kate Winslet's single mom and escaped convict Josh Brolin find love?

That Awkward Moment is trying to do something different by putting the guys in the place of the girls in a rom-com. Unfortunately, our That Awkard Moment review finds it's the same old song.

I, Frankenstein finds Aaron Eckhart playing the notorious monster living amongst us in a modern world. Our I, Frankenstein review finds, unfortunately, that the film feels as old as Mary Shelley's story.

Devil's Due puts a Rosemary's Baby spin on the found footage format. Our Devil's Due review can report that if nothing else, it shows the great promise of the filmmaking team known as Radio Silence.

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit features a perfectly cast Chris Pine as the legendary character. Our Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit review says it's an utter blast to watch the actor embody the legendary Tom Clancy hero.

Ride Along pits Kevin Hart against Ice Cube and the results are often hilarious. Our Ride Along review finds that Hart and Cube may be at the beginning of a beautiful friendship that could give us sequels.

The Nut Job is an animated movie that firmly wants to put kids in the seats. Adults will find little that is enjoyable about it, our The Nut Job review reports, except the performance of Will Arnett.

The Legend of Hercules features a star in Kellan Lutz who was born to play the role. Unfortunately, our The Legend of Hercules review finds, the rest of the film does not quite add up.

Lone Survivor is the ultimate tribute to American soldiers who make the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our freedom. Mark Wahlberg shines as Marcus Luttrell, and our Lone Survivor review finds the entire film a fitting legacy for those who wear the uniform.

Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones is a shot in the arm of creativity to a horror series that needed it. Our Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones review finds that the horror has rarely been this haunting.

The Invisible Woman stars Ralph Fiennes as Charles Dickens in a film he also directed. Our The Invisible Woman review reports that although the film suffers from pacing issues, it is still a compelling story of a forbidden affair between an icon and an actress.

August: Osage County is an acting clinic with some of our best performers doing their best work. Unfortunately, our August: Osage County review reports, its sum is not as good as its parts.