Movie Reviews

96 Minutes is a solid debut from filmmaker Aimee Lagos. Her story of Atlanta residents and the one night that changed them all is compelling.

The Five-Year Engagement is the latest triumphant collaboration from co-writers Jason Segel and Nicholas Stoller. After Forgetting Sarah Marshall and The Muppets, the pair have done it again.

Safe is not for everyone. If there is a passion for Jason Statham action, heaven awaits.

Darling Companion is the third in a trilogy for Lawrence Kasdan. The heartwarming film follows his Grand Canyon and The Big Chill.

DisneyNature's Chimpanzee is a lesson in family of the wildest ways. The latest Earth Day film from the studio is the most brilliant exploration of a pack of chimps that you will ever witness.

Zac Efron comes into his own in The Lucky One. The film, based on the book by Nicholas Sparks, makes an effective jump to the big screen.

Think Like a Man feels like a self-help book brought to the big screen. Yet, in the case of the Steve Harvey book, that is a very good thing.

To the Arctic is a must-see for every person on the planet. This Earth Day, the documentary that looks at wildlife who inhabit the Arctic and how global warming is affecting them... is one powerful piece of filmmaking.

Lockout is a joy to watch, largely due to the performance of its star Guy Pearce. The Luc Besson-conceived story rivets around every turn, mostly because of Pearce.

The Three Stooges manages to succeed on talent alone. Will Sasso, Chris Diamantopoulos and Sean Hayes create a modern version of Larry, Curly and Moe that makes the film pretty watchable.

The Cabin in the Woods, starring Chris Hemsworth, has rocked our world. The Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard film is as original as they come.

ATM is a decent thriller, if not a smart one. Director David Brooks takes the crazed killer genre and works decently enough within it.