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 > >
If there’s a keynote performance at New York’s 11th annual Tribeca Film Festival, it may well be Abbie Cornish’s riveting portrayal of a Texas single mother who, desperate for money to regain custody of her son, haphazardly smuggles Mexican immigrants across the border. Such leading roles don’t frequently come around …
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 > >
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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 > >