
Twenty Years On, Open Season Still Opens With a Bang Before It Closes Weakly
A fat bear and a swift deer roam the woods in search of home, while a hunter chases behind — a tale of folly and fortune.


A fat bear and a swift deer roam the woods in search of home, while a hunter chases behind — a tale of folly and fortune.

A man without ties raises a child in London, torn between comedy, drama, and a courtroom battle over custody.

A butler witnesses a nation's tumult through three decades of presidents, in a drama of quiet service and unspoken grief.

Bridget Jones's sequel works best when it lets Bridget be Bridget—but the Thailand trip and Rebecca rivalry leave her hurt and unresolved.

A woman trapped in a nightmare becomes a killing machine to escape it, in Luc Besson's tense, morally loose thriller Anna.

A risk-averse man and a free-spirit woman: Along Came Polly promises a great change, but never quite delivers on it.

A monster hotel's spectre: when Drac and his friends become human, and Johnny a dragon, a quest for a crystal salvation begins.

A bounty hunter and his ex-wife chase a cop, a mobster, and a lovesick coworker across America in a film that fails to be funny, thrilling, or anything at all.

A hired man of violence, a senator's daughter, and a lake burial — Lynne Ramsay's brutal tale of a broken man.

Bridget Jones's Baby review: Zellweger returns as a pregnant woman torn between two men in a lazy, repetitive comedy.

A tale of male strippers, a master and his pupil, and the empire of Dallas, wherein comedy and drama meet.

A comedy about a couple mistaken for criminals turns into a genuine thriller, but the marriage plot never quite holds.
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