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The CW has decided to reveal its own futuristic thriller featuring not one, but a hundred intrepid teenagers.

Far more enjoyable and substantial than the trailer suggested, which is a win for anyone who hopes for more from a Vince Vaughn comedy.

Resurrection tempts it’s viewers with a single question: “What would you do if someone you loved came back from the dead?”

Odds are most people wouldn't consider About a Boy worthy of its own TV show, but apparently NBC had other plans.

As mid-season additions go, ABC’s new dramedy Mind Games doesn't wield the flash of a big-name cast or come with a boatload of advance hype.

Star Crossed tries to incorporate relevant social commentary into its story, but leaden dialogue and lack of subtly make it more laughable than...

Despite getting bogged down in details that don't always add up, one can't ignore its greatest strength: plenty of fascinating big ideas.

A heartwarming message and strong production values are bogged down by an unnecessary dichotomy between faith and using our talents.

For most people, Lifetime movies are basically a love ‘em or hate ‘em proposition. And for anyone who really enjoys them, it’s typically more of a...

Everyone loves a good underdog story, and Fox’s new comedy, Enlisted, has plenty of them to share.

The appeal goes well beyond a "will they or won't they" formula, showing how our instincts to prevent a wounded heart can hurt others.

What really sets Linsanity apart from other documentaries is the presence of faith basketball star Jeremy Lin gives to his interviews.

In capturing a worldwide phenomenon, Morgan Spurlock clearly highlights the songs and what makes One Direction tick as people.

The last half-hour is exactly what we want a summer movie to be, but we have to sit through two hours of utter tedium to get there.

Patriarch Phil Robertson of the immensely popular TV reality show Duck Dynasty gave an interview to GQ magazine. And now, he has been put on...