In this week’s new movies, the much anticipated superhero ensemble flick “Marvel’s The Avengers†hits area theaters and “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel†is too bland to constitute quality entertainment. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: Read full article > >
In this week’s new movies, Jason Segel and Emily Blunt star in a Judd Apatow rom-com and Anna Paquin plays a teenager who fears she caused a horrific accident. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: “ The Five-Year Engagement †(R) “Because it’s so willing to drill down into Tom and Violet’s misery, ‘The Five-Year Engagement’ involves a higher grim-to-grin ratio than its fluffier brethren …
In this week’s new movies, Sean William Scott gives an utterly anti-“American Pie†performance and the adaptation of Steve Harvey’s bestseller turns out to be an intelligent rom-com. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: Read full article > >
In this week’s new movies, a quirky horror flick offers both laughs and scares and an incisive documentary exposes the real-life face of youth bullying.
Here’s the scoop on this week’s new releases: Out this week: Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey Chasing Madoff Read full article > >
In this week’s new — or, in the case of “Titanic 3D,†refurbished — movies, Kate and Leo make a 3-D comeback and so does the original cast of the “American Pie†movies. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: Read full article > >
In this week’s new movies, the much anticipated film “The Hunger Games†finally hits theaters along with several foreign flicks. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: “ The Hunger Games †(PG-13) “If the series’s legions of fans miss a detail here or a sub-plot there, they’ll still recognize its bones and sinew, especially in Jennifer Lawrence’s eagle-eyed heroine Katniss Everdeen, who …
The design of David Fincher’s “ The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo †DVD has proven confusing to some would-be move watchers, who believed they had received a pirated copy of the film.
This week, a pair of movies about men in a stunted state of development hits area theaters. The first, “21 Jump Street,†is a take on the 1980s television series and stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum. The second, “Jeff, Who Lives at Home,†stars Jason Segel as a 30-year-old who lives in his mother’s basement.
In this week’s new movies, a film touted as the year’s first blockbuster winds up boring and nonsensical and Elizabeth Olson stars in an outside-the-box horror flick. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: Read full article > >