Movie Reviews

The Son of No One shows once and for all that Channing Tatum is an acting force worth his weight. Dito Montel's latest film is riveting.

A Very Harold and Kumar 3D Christmas both warms the heart and tickles the brain. The third Harold and Kumar is surprisingly the perfect Christmas movie.

Tower Heist is one brilliant, funny and thrilling film. Brett Ratner is back doing what he does best.

The Double tries to paint itself as a spy thriller for the ages. Does the Richard Gere and Topher Grace film achieve that fact?

Anonymous asks the question: Did William Shakespeare really compose all that brilliant prose? In the hands of director Roland Emmerich and screenwriter John Orloff, the answer is not that simple.

In Time is what it seems and more. Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried sizzle in filmmaker Andrew Niccol's latest.

Johnny Depp is brilliant in The Rum Diary and the film gives audiences an inside look at how a man became Gonzo. Depp is Paul Kemp and Kemp is truly an alter ego for author Hunter S. Thompson.

Puss in Boots breaks out of the Shrek world into one perfectly awesome movie all its own. Antonio Banderas owns Puss in Boots.

Margin Call is about as timely as a film can be. It also possesses a cast, led by Jeremy Irons and Kevin Spacey, that is among the year's best.

Martha Marcy May Marlene is more than an announcement of the talent of Elizabeth Olsen. The film is a masterwork from a first time director.

The Three Musketeers, as envisioned by Paul W.S. Anderson, misses the mark. His film is bloated and never really goes anywhere.

Snowmen is a story about the power of positive thinking. The film is a debut from writer director Robert Kirbyson.