Movie Reviews

Paula Patton may be the best thing about Baggage Claim. Our Baggage Claim review hopes Patton finds better rom-coms than this seriously dated flick.

Our Metallica Through the Never review finds it so much more than a 3D IMAX concert movie. Dane DeHaan (The Amazing Spider-Man 2) stars as a roadie sent into hell... all while the band rocks through a fiery set of their greatest songs.

Joseph Gordon Levitt has made an announcement with Don Jon. Our Don Jon review finds the man can write, direct and star in a truly special and compelling movie.

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 brings back the gang from the first movie and ups the ante with humor and razor sharp food is funny wit. This Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 review cannot recommend enough this second helping of animated joy.

With Thanks for Sharing, turning sex addiction into an ensemble comedy could not have been easy. Our Thanks for Sharing review finds that for the most part, filmmakers succeeded.

Prisoners features Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal giving the performances of their careers. The thing about the movie, our Prisoners review reports, is it is one story the viewer will likely never forget.

Rush is the most un-Ron Howard movie in the filmmaker's career. Our Rush review can report that the true story of the James Hunt and Niki Lauda Formula 1 rivalry races and rivets around every turn.

Battle of the Year 3D features some of the best eye-popping dance sequences shown on film of late. But, our Battle of the Year 3D review finds that is not quite enough to make it a must-see.

Enough Said stars James Gandolfini and Julia Louis-Dreyfuss in the most adorable of adult romantic comedies. Our Enough Said review finds the movie a rare joy that takes itself seriously, all while having so much fun.

Jayne Mansfield's Car is the latest film from writer-director and star Billy Bob Thornton. Like Sling Blade before it, our Jayne Mansfield's Car review finds it a Southern-fried potboiler.

Robert De Niro is back in the Mob in The Family... well sort of. Our The Family review finds the dark comedy an utter treat with a French flair.

Insidious Chapter 2 is a sequel that has the rare brilliance to literally begin where the original ended. But, our Insidious Chapter 2 review warns that the sequel is an entirely different feeling film from start to finish.