Not quite as fun or droll as Kenneth Branagh’s Thor but a lot better than the woeful Green Lantern, Captain America is a middling Marvel adaptation, which starts nicely but flags (the lengthy action scenes mainly) half-way through.
Todd Haynes’s first, hugely successful Hangover caper was innovative, crude and funny, the lead characters – decent Doug (Justin Bartha), indecent Phil (Bradley Cooper), unhinged Alan (Zach Galifianakis) and neurotic Stu (Ed Helms) – were obnoxious but still endearing, particularly Helms’s bullied dentist.
Harry Potter’s film incarnation can now settle where he belongs – the pre-Christmas shopping melee.
Jean-Luc Godard is the director behind the sprawling and subjective eight-part “Histoire(s) du Cinéma.â€
A Blu-ray upgrade for a Christmas-themed “Beauty and the Beast” sequel leads these newly released holiday videos.
The Samsung BD-D5500 is a capable, full-featured Blu-ray player, but its slow startup time and only-so-so DVD upconversion skills hold it back.
These are the highest-grossing, most classic, and most quotable movies that were released during the 4th of July weekend. Contributor: L. Vincent Poupard Published: Jun 27, 2011
Two fun adventures with the lovable Smurfs make for a “blue” Christmas.
Festival director John Cooper and chief programmer Trevor Groth walk us through the wild side slate
Here’s where Sundance gets dangerous. The midnight movies and the perennially protean category the festival calls NEXT always turns out