Mainstream Movies

By choosing to overemphasize the gloominess of the goings-on and not fully explain the intricacies of the plot, New Moon fails to live up to expectations.

This white conservative's feel-good philanthropist fable defies expectations by taking the time to build genuine emotional connections between its characters.

Planet 51 has its share of fun moments, but it falls well short of the non-stop entertainment of top recent animated films.

Damn the neutrinos, full speed ahead!

A little sex, a few drugs, but it's mostly rock & roll. And you'll (probably) like it.

Cosmic horror in the H.P. Lovecraft tradition.

Walking through walls: it's not just for yogi mystics anymore.

A Christmas Carol spends all its time and money making things look good without bothering to give it a story to match.

Can you say "hype?"

This Is It is an invaluable peek into the creative process of a musical genius.

The comedy is hit-and-miss, but if you just do as the poster says and "Sit back and relax," you'll have a good time.

Mira Nair's ode to Earhart is a throwback to the Hollywood days of yore.

... before getting a free preview of the movie.

A Violent violation followed by a miscarriage of justice leaves this reviewer wondering who to root for.

These critters are big and destructive and have sharp teeth.

How cute is that?

"Did you just wipe your face with a dog?"

Free Style will undoubtedly have an appeal to the younger group it's trying to court, but it holds almost no entertainment value for anybody else.

Couples Retreat tries to play both sides of the ball by using both fantasy and reality elements, and it ends up succeeding at neither.

Including a Thriller-dancing zombie quartet -- at no extra charge!