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Forgetting Sarah Marshall
Long the secret weapon in Judd Apatow’s arsenal, writer-star Jason Segel finally gets the spotlight.
by Scott Tobias
Long the secret weapon in Judd Apatow’s arsenal, writer-star Jason Segel finally gets the spotlight.
by Scott Tobias
The Forbidden Kingdom
Hong Kong legends Jackie Chan and Jet Li share the screen for the first time, but is it too little, too late?
by Scott Tobias
Hong Kong legends Jackie Chan and Jet Li share the screen for the first time, but is it too little, too late?
by Scott Tobias
Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed
Ben Stein's pro-"intelligent design" documentary plays the Nazi card.
by Steven Hyden
Ben Stein's pro-"intelligent design" documentary plays the Nazi card.
by Steven Hyden
The Visitor
Station Agent writer-director Tom McCarthy gives another veteran character actor the role of a lifetime.
by Nathan Rabin
Station Agent writer-director Tom McCarthy gives another veteran character actor the role of a lifetime.
by Nathan Rabin
Young@Heart
A choir of retirees tries its hand at standards by The Clash and Sonic Youth, among others.
by Nathan Rabin
A choir of retirees tries its hand at standards by The Clash and Sonic Youth, among others.
by Nathan Rabin
Nim's Island
When a little girl (Abigail Breslin) gets stranded on an uninhabited island, she needs more than her runaway imagination to save her.
by Keith Phipps
When a little girl (Abigail Breslin) gets stranded on an uninhabited island, she needs more than her runaway imagination to save her.
by Keith Phipps
Then She Found Me
Having already won an Oscar for acting, Helen Hunt tries the other side of the camera. Hooray?
by Nathan Rabin
Having already won an Oscar for acting, Helen Hunt tries the other side of the camera. Hooray?
by Nathan Rabin
Where In The World Is Osama Bin Laden?
Super Size Me director Morgan Spurlock puts down his Quarter Pounder and searches for the world’s most wanted man.
by Tasha Robinson
Super Size Me director Morgan Spurlock puts down his Quarter Pounder and searches for the world’s most wanted man.
by Tasha Robinson
Speed Racer
The Wachowski's adaptation of the popular '60s cartoon moves at a 1000 mph, but is it worth the effort to keep up?
by Scott Tobias
The Wachowski's adaptation of the popular '60s cartoon moves at a 1000 mph, but is it worth the effort to keep up?
by Scott Tobias
Battle For Haditha
Professional rabble-rouser Nick Broomfield uses his documentary techniques for a fictional telling of an infamous war crime in Iraq.
by Nathan Rabin
Professional rabble-rouser Nick Broomfield uses his documentary techniques for a fictional telling of an infamous war crime in Iraq.
by Nathan Rabin
Frontier(s)
The French prove themselves just as capable of making a bloody Texas Chain Saw Massacre rip-off as their American counterparts.
by Scott Tobias
The French prove themselves just as capable of making a bloody Texas Chain Saw Massacre rip-off as their American counterparts.
by Scott Tobias
Noise
In this curious satirical drama, a New Yorker (Tim Robbins) seeks to end the scourge of car alarms.
by Nathan Rabin
In this curious satirical drama, a New Yorker (Tim Robbins) seeks to end the scourge of car alarms.
by Nathan Rabin
Refusenik
When the Soviet Union excluded Jews from its society of equals, an international movement united to stop them.
by Noel Murray
When the Soviet Union excluded Jews from its society of equals, an international movement united to stop them.
by Noel Murray
Iron Man
Will seeing this movie get that Black Sabbath riff out of your head? Probably not, but it's worth a try.
by Nathan Rabin
Will seeing this movie get that Black Sabbath riff out of your head? Probably not, but it's worth a try.
by Nathan Rabin
Made Of Honor
Replace Julia Roberts with McDreamy, and presto! A gender-reversed My Best Friend’s Wedding.
by Keith Phipps
Replace Julia Roberts with McDreamy, and presto! A gender-reversed My Best Friend’s Wedding.
by Keith Phipps
Mister Lonely
After nearly 10 years in limbo, former enfant terrible Harmony Korine returns older, but not wiser.
by Noel Murray
After nearly 10 years in limbo, former enfant terrible Harmony Korine returns older, but not wiser.
by Noel Murray
Viva
The sexploitation cinema of the late '60s and early '70s gets an uncanny homage.
by Noel Murray
The sexploitation cinema of the late '60s and early '70s gets an uncanny homage.
by Noel Murray
by Scott Tobias