
Bride Wars Review: Hudson and Hathaway Book the Same Wedding Date — and the Jokes Never Arrive
Two brides, one day—Bride Wars reviews the disaster of two weddings that never should have collided.


Two brides, one day—Bride Wars reviews the disaster of two weddings that never should have collided.

A man in a chair, a single phone line, and a woman in real danger — a tight thriller, anchored by Gyllenhaal's performance.

A man's heart is replaced with a battery, and he must charge himself with every conceivable battery to survive. A scream of a sequel.

A grand portrait of a man who rose from nothing to conquer all, rendered with restless ambition yet marred by excess and haste.

Russell Crowe anchors a dull exorcism thriller that struggles with its own conspiracy and never quite resolves it.

A reckless rebel and a sheltered girl fall into forbidden love in this Spanish remake of a beloved Italian novel.

A tale of a blocked playwright and a noblewoman's forbidden love, set in 1593 London, where comedy becomes tragedy.

Babies is a comedy about child-free living that doesn't make it a joke. A review of the movie starring Anna Kendrick and Seth Rogen.

Thomas Jane stars as Frank Castle in a relentless revenge tale of a man who will not stop.

Moana 2 is a sequel that's bigger, louder, and more ambitious, but ultimately hollow at its core.

Michael Keaton returns as Betelgeuse in this loving remake, a tale of ghosts, portals, and a mother's reluctant marriage.

Scream VI review: a solid franchise entry with a killer twist, strong cast, and a New York setting that struggles to match the intimacy of Woodsboro.
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