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Together a little band of pilgrims walk, drink, and fight their way along the road. But do they find what they’re looking for?

While The Rum Diary hints at themes of political and corporate corruption, it never invites deeper analysis of its story.

The first of the last of The Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn – Part 1 is a violent, sexually-charged, blood-spattered film.

Unlike anything you’d see The Rock or Jason Statham starring in these days, Drive’s protagonist is far less flashy.

Not to be confused with those Transformers robots in disguise, Real Steel has an actual human pulse.

A script celebrating family is to be applauded. But the delivery of this message in Courageous is a bit heavy-handed.

Rather than your typical on-the-field heroics or off-the-field antics, Moneyball defies genre conventions.

What DVD reviews, features or interviews were the most read at Crosswalk.com in 2011? Find out what made the top 10 list.

Dolphin Tale’s heart is in the right place. And that helps overcome the cynicism a formulaic plot too frequently feeds.

Sticking with the bear necessities, a few lessons worth learning, and plenty of action to boot, Kung Fu Panda 2 is the rare sequel that’s as much...

Based on Kathryn Stockett’s bestseller, The Help is by turns hilarious and horrifying, but ultimately it’s a story of hope.

This adaptation of David Nicholls’ novel shows that what worked well on the page doesn’t engage an audience on-screen.

Super 8 is the kind of summer movie that made an entire generation fall in love with movies. The kind that didn’t just “wow” us but moved us, and...