I’ll say this much for “Team America: World Police,” it’s the funniest all-marionette film this critic has ever seen. The disappointing news is, this ambitious offering from
Based on Pulitzer Prize-winning author Buzz Bissinger’s riveting account of a season spent in a West Texas town obsessed with its high school football team, “Friday Night Lights,
Unless your destination is Dudsville, this is one “Taxi” you should certainly avoid hailing. Exhaustingly insipid in his debut descent into big screen leading m a n - h o o
Best known for his work on “Saturday Night Live,” Jimmy Fallon is the latest Not-Ready-for-Prime-Time Player to leave the seminal late-night show to pursue a
The search for meaning in an incomprehensible world is the leitmotiv of writer-director David O. Russell’s (“Spanking the Monkey,” “Three Kings”) bizarre and very funny metaphysical farce. Inspired
Joaquin Phoenix and John Travolta star in this well-intentioned but somewhat overly indulgent encomium to the brave firemen who run into burning buildings for a living. Set against a
Joaquin Phoenix enjoys top billing in the firefighter saga “Ladder 49,” and that’s saying something, given that the 29-year-old actor stars opposite perennial A-lister John Travolta.
When it comes to movies about making movies, there’s an inherent narcissistic quality that turns off people who aren’t in “the business,” as Tinseltown insiders arrogantly refer to
“The Forgotten” surely will be, and quickly at that. Julianne Moore plays Telly, a woman haunted and confused by the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of her 8-year-old
From the producers of “Notting Hill,” “Bridget Jones’s Diary” and “Love, Actually” comes a film that is, not surprisingly, a lot like its commercially successful forebears. For fans of
