An inventive twist elevates Rian Johnson’s funny and clever con-man caper starring Adrien Brody, Mark Ruffalo, and Rachel Weisz.

You might get a few chuckles out of Dance Flick, but mostly you’ll find yourself groaning at the level of stupidity on display.

A restrained and poignant movie from first-time writer/director Cary Fukunaga about migrants and gang members from Central America.

McG’s sub-par storytelling strands star Christian Bale in this muddled, choppy, and derivative fourth film in the sagging “Terminator” franchise.

Ron Howard directs Tom Hanks again in this faster-paced but equally unfulfilling sequel to “The Da Vinci Code.”

First time directors Derick and Steven Martini show us that suburban life isn’t all its cracked up to be.

J.J. Abrams relaunches a tired franchise with youthful vigor, exciting action, and efficient character development to spare. Crowd-pleasing Hollywood blockbusters don’t come much more entertaining than this.

This disappointing action movie reduces Hugh Jackman’s complicated anti-hero to a wisecracking cliche in favor of inconsequential fight scenes.

Jamie Foxx shines in director Joe Wright’s inspirational feel-good movie about a homeless musician. Co-stars Robert Downey Jr.

This hollow Bret Easton Ellis adaptation is that rare movie that is so tedious it dares you to keep watching.

Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck are old friends caught up in a Washington scandal in this traditional investigative journalism throwback that works best when its personal relationships are being tested.

Writer/director Jody Hill goes for the throat in this frustrating and refreshing comedy starring Seth Rogen about a bipolar mall cop who wants badly to carry a gun and be a real man.

There were fireworks, a big crocodile, make-up, dancing, and kissing. Boys are shooey. And they were eating crabs!

DreamWorks makes a 3D movie with characters that don’t jump off the screen.

Timecrimes relies on simply imagery, strong emotion, and a well thought-out plot to create a compelling story that you’ll enjoy wrapping your brain around.