Susan Ellingburg

Not your typical birth-to-grave biography. It's a little spastic and occasionally confusing but certainly keeps the intensity set high.

This time around we have a hero story that combines action, humor, and a nice moral lesson on consequences in a fun, action-packed film.

This time the cute factor doesn’t get in the way of meaningful characters and it’s a much better picture as a result.

Every cliché is covered, and there are plot holes big enough to drive a tank through, but it's all about the spectacle and effects.

The Vacationers is a smooth read that will keep readers turning pages long after they should have turned out the light and gone to bed.

Doesn't take itself too seriously; the actors have a blast, creating lightheartedness. But it just had to sink into the gutter.

Catch up with the previous films or you'll be lost, but with Singer back in the director's chair, this is a fun, funny, fast-paced romp.

A baseball movie that's not about baseball. A heartwarming (and completely predictable) underdog story based on a real-life competition.

Begins with some of the most charming opening credits you've ever seen... and it's pretty much all downhill from there.

A tale of courage, sacrifice and redemption set against the backdrop of war-torn Budapest near the end of WWII, but it does tend to drag.

Seen first as tiny babes, the show’s stars—cub twins Amber and Scout—resemble nothing so much as living, breathing teddy bears.

Old-fashioned good-vs.-evil fun, even if you aren't sure which side is which among the not-so-subtle real-world political parallels.

An honest-to-goodness mystery: someone is killing off members of an elite DEA task force led by John 'Breacher' Wharton. Who? And Why?

Fun for kids and adults, provides a lot of laughs, teaches a little history, even makes a few points about parent/child relationships.

From the first hazy moments shrouded in a faint sense of impending doom to the final resolution, this is a thinking person's action film.

If your idea of romantic comedy is that profanity equals hilarity, drunkenness equals happiness and sex equals love, this is for you.

Not quite a documentary, but has an unflinching, realistic feel right til the end when it turns into a Lifetime movie with a bow on top.

Pretty much what Saturday morning cartoons would have been back in the day if they had been 90 minutes long and available in 3D.