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If this is the best that Rogen, Stiller, Vaughn and Hill can come up with, the future of movie comedy should be left to others.

Gets less interesting as it goes, but it’s rarely boring. There's fresher popcorn to be found, but the craving is still satisfied.

Comic adventure turns into a heartfelt story about traditions, the meanings behind them and the relationships at their core.

The occasional clever parallel to the current political climate is forgotten every time another jaw-dropping crack about sex or bodily functions...

Though not without promise, the story and its moral feel more appropriate to a TV-length program rather than a feature film.

Never finds the right balance between historical send-up and serious historical drama.

In this “disaster film,” it’s the three weeks before the forthcoming arrival of a 70-mile wide asteroid that count.

Not the most incredible VeggieTales disc ever assembled, but an honest, earnest treatment of an important, practical topic (fear) makes it one of...

Has many inspired, imaginative moments that’ll keep audiences entertained for the short 85-minute duration.

When I see superior filmmaking like Moonrise Kingdom, I can’t help but wonder what it is that Wes Anderson’s imitators lack.

2016: Obama’s America owes its phenomenal success more to the mainstream media than quality documentary making.

The newest Adam Sandler film plunges not only to new depths of witless stupidity but out-and-out depravity.

Although it has several good performances, the story of Prometheus is a slap in the face to believers in a divine Creator.

While the movie poster promises “nothin’ but a good time,” Rock of Ages is certainly not good cinema for the whole family.

If you see The Raven, you're likely to mutter the word from Poe’s well-known poem that shares this film’s title: "Nevermore."