Susan Ellingburg

What on earth did they do to earn their paychecks, sit around and drink beer all day until they came up with recurring plot points?

Plenty of action, a few amusing moments, a lot of zombies, and a whole lot of Brad Pitt. There are certainly worse combinations.

A painfully slow pace plus amoral, self-obsessed teens behaving like idiots minus a good lesson equals a massive waste of time.

If you can tear your eyes from the geeked-out Google campus long enough to ponder the plot, you’ll realize you've seen this story before.

For those who like to celebrate with a good action film, this is the place to start: humor, tension, non-stop action and more.

If an abundance of sexual innuendo, sexual situations, and broad slapstick comedy are your idea of a good time, Peeples is for you.

It’s called The Big Wedding but it’s really not about a wedding. It’s about sex (and some very unhappy people).

Pretty much a two-hour commercial for Celebrate Recovery, but as promotional videos go it's a surprisingly good and realistic one.

Lots of fighting and explosions punctuated by moderately clever dialogue. "Pretty much exactly what I want," my male friend told me.

A funny, family-friendly, family-affirming movie that parents will identify with and kids will love.

Alexandra Kuykendall first met her father in Barcelona. He was—to her eyes, at least—an old man. She was nine.

Consider it a modern "scared straight" kind of story, one that fathers and sons should consider seeing together.

Had I not been required to write this review, I would have walked out an hour before this incoherent Southern Gothic teen romance ended.

Quirky humor and romantic love are huge parts of this oddly delightful, highly original film’s charm.

Below you’ll find a brief list of legitimately useful goals you can accomplish in surprisingly short time with remarkably little effort.

In this broken city the lines between good men and bad are mighty blurry. The language and flesh, however, aren't blurred at all.

The monsters are back in 3D this time, and it's good 3D. So what's not to love?

From the big top to the big screen: it’s Cirque du Soleil as a movie. Fans will likely be fascinated by this aerial ballet.