Movie Reviews8.1/10
Five Years On, The Mitchells vs. the Machines Still Earns Its Family-Rescue Epic Title
A dysfunctional family road-trips across America to save the world from a robot uprising in this animated comedy.
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Movie Reviews5.6/10
Heath Ledger’s Medieval Hustle Stalls in ‘A Knight’s Tale’
A peasant squire dons a dead lord's armor to win jousting tournaments, but the tale proves a messy, uneven comedy.
Movie Reviews3.6/10
‘Dumb and Dumber To’ Coasts on Goodwill and Cracks Up Instead
A sequel of dim wit and wandering road, wherein Lloyd and Harry seek a lost daughter, yet fail to earn the laughter of the ages.
Movie Reviews4/10
Pitch Perfect 3 Review: Last Call, No Encore
A farewell tour for the Bellas falls flat: the songs lose their spark, the jokes repeat, and the fire steals the show.
Movie Reviews4.7/10
Katherine Heigl’s Solid Performance Can’t Save 27 Dresses From Its Own Formula
A woman has been a bridesmaid too many times, and when her sister steals the man she loves, she must choose between weddings and happiness.
Movie Reviews6/10
Patrizia Reggiani’s Ambition Tears the Guccis Apart in House of Gucci
Lady Gaga plays Patrizia Reggiani in House of Gucci, a tale of a woman who builds a family through deceit and ambition.
Movie Reviews2.7/10
‘Little Fockers’: A Tired Echo of Its Predecessors
A review of Little Fockers, the third Meet the Parents film, which repeats old jokes without adding anything new.
Movie Reviews5.6/10
Five Grown Men Play Tag Across Three Decades of Weddings, Babies, and Breakups
A chase across a town, a game of tag that never ends, and five grown men who refuse to grow old.
Movie Reviews5.7/10
Bond vs. the Media Baron: Tomorrow Never Dies Is a Satire Too Afraid to Commit
A review of Tomorrow Never Dies, a Bond film whose media-mogul plot is smarter than its rushed execution.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
Catholic Couple Face Their Daughters’ Four Mixed Marriages in ‘Serial (Bad) Weddings’
A Catholic family's daughters marry men of every faith, and the comedy of their secret disdain runs deeper than any sermon.
Movie Reviews5.7/10
‘I Origins’ Reviews: Eyes, Faith, and a Slow Meditation
A quiet romance of science and faith, wherein a man's eye becomes a portal unto his soul, and a woman's spirit cannot abide the light.
Movie Reviews3.9/10
The Green Hornet Review: A Great Premise, a Thin Script, and a Cartoon Villain
A spoiled playboy becomes a masked crime fighter in this 2011 action-comedy, but Britt Reid's plan is as empty as his heart.