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The fashion is couture, the locations are exclusive, even the wine is expensive. This entry could keep the Transporter franchise driving for some...

The script may only scratch the surface on more significant matters, but it’s fun to see these actors out amid jaw-dropping scenery in a story that...

The message is one that Christians embrace: that prayer is the key to winning battles in life that we can’t win on our own.

No Escape is almost entirely a thriller, a film to keep you on the edge of your seat, wondering whether your heroes can survive the next obstacle.

In the hands of upstart indie film director Ponsoldt, it's an intellectually invigorating experience to be a fly on the wall for this philosophical...

With sheer lack of inspiration, it's merely another example of a video game not exactly translating to the big screen in memorable fashion.

As the opening scene unfolds, you sit back, nod your head, and realize you're in for a crisp, clean spy-thriller, with just the right amount of...

The film is surprisingly dull, achingly slow for a 100-minute run time, and suffers from conspicuous lack of humor. Pretty much the opposite of...

If not for Streep, this flash-in-the-pan might have gone straight to Video on Demand.

Macabre mystery grows lazily manipulative and sporadically gratuitous, but as a keep-you-guessing whodunit and character study, it has some...

Counting these sheep is simple, sweetly entertaining, and far from sleep-inducing.

It's so nice when a series gets better instead of worse. This installment is funny, fast-paced, clever, packed with amazing stunts and...

The Summer 2015 raunchy comedy parade continues. But nothing in this reboot/sequel is very surprising, and the gags are far from high-minded.

Just stupidly brilliant enough to become something of a cult classic in the vein of Zoolander or Dodgeball.

The undisciplined narrative is built upon so many wild and erratic swings that it lands far more eye rolls than punches.