Movie Reviews

Sleepwalk With Me does exactly what an Indie film should do: focuses on simple story and characters. Director/Writer/Actor Mike Birbiglia hit home his first effort.

This For a Good Time, Call review believes the movie recalls those Lily Tomlin and Bette Midler films of the 1980s. Ari Graynor and Lauren Anne Miller are solid, but not quite of Tomlin and Midler's stature.

The Possession tries hard to be an updated, Jewish-themed version of The Exorcist. Our review finds The Possession a film filled with solid performances by Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Kyra Sedgwick, but utterly missing a fear factor.

Lawless is one astounding film that not only marks a stellar collaboration of Nick Cave and John Hillcoat, but also a killer cast. Tom Hardy, Shia LaBeouf, Guy Pearce, Gary Oldman and Jessica Chastain mesmerize.

Robert Pattinson shines in Cosmopolis, but our review states that only Cronenberg fans will appreciate the actor's latest. The film is weird, but that is exactly how the filmmaker wants it.

The Apparition starts with the most unique of concepts, and for that our review gives it props. But, how it executes the premise over the course of 90 minutes leaves a lot to be desired.

Premium Rush moves fast, but doesn't come in first when it comes to action movies. The film starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a bike messenger certainly moves fast, but feels a little too empty.

Dax Shepard has hit a home run with his first directorial effort, Hit and Run. The film stars the actor and his fiance Kristen Bell, and our review reports that it pops on so many levels.

ParaNorman is a film to treasure. The stop motion animated flick is too easy to review, given its artistry coupled with adventure.

Sylvester Stallone and the gang are back in The Expendables 2 and our review has one theme: Things get better with age. What also helps is the blown-up roles of two cameos from the first film: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis.

The Odd Life of Timothy Green is a unique film to review, it's Disney sugary sweet, and frankly... that is a good thing. Jennifer Garner and Joel Edgerton star as parents who find a miracle in Timothy Green.

The Bourne world is continuing after Matt Damon and in the hands of Jeremy Renner, he won't be missed. Our review of The Bourne Legacy concludes that this franchise is as healthy as ever.