Movies / Film Reviews

“The Philadelphia Story” this Thursday at 7 p.m. Starring Carey Grant, Katharine Hepburn and Jimmy Stewart.

This holiday-themed crowd-pleaser certainly has its ups and downs.

Surreal, subversive, and seminal.

On the third try at bringing a live-action Captain America to the big screen, the filmmakers have finally gotten it right.

A fun summer film for consenting cosmopolitan adults.

With a fascinating subject and candid interviews, Errol Morris crafts the most entertaining film of the summer.

Just another example of the power of film stories that don't telegraph their punches.

The king of newspapers isn't dead yet. (Long live the king!)

The gloves come off and the wands come out: load up with live curses, and may the best wizard win!

It's an epic tale of passion and doomed romance — told in Dutch (with English subtitles).

Laughing at this movie is not a criminal offense.

I laughed my ass off — lending my posterior a new, pleasingly svelte profile!

KAPOW! Take that, subtlety!

Nasty and strangely sweet, but nothing to write home about.

In terms of this cowboy, Waylon Jennings only got it half right.

Cars 2 is full of speed, but ultimately goes nowhere.

You might want to think twice about taking the kids to this one. (Or leaving them home alone, for that matter.)

Gotta love George's devotion to Leonard Cohen.

Think of it as an ode to Franklin D. Roosevelt.

When it comes time to churn butter (if you get my drift), better not know a mermaid!