There's no doubt about it- "Bolt" is great family entertainment, bolstered by bright, engaging animation and likable char...

"Understanding Jane" is basically adequate as a talky lightweight Britcom, but becomes repellent and unconvincing when dealing wit...

Though hardly a consistently funny film, "Movie 43" is, astonishingly, not a complete and utter miss. It is a hit-and-miss spect...

"Bachelorette" is the worst kind of comedy- tacky, shallow, mean-spirited, and unfunny. The venomously unlikable cast of charact...

Bachelorette (2012) Written & Directed By: Leslye Headland My Rating: 2/5 Three irresponsible and emotionally unstable bridesma...

In and Out (1997) Directed By: Frank Oz Written By: Paul Rudnick My Rating: 3.5/5 I have always been baffled by homophobia. It...

"Horrible Bosses" has a premise somewhere along the lines of the 1999 Mike Judge comedy "Office Space" but "Horri...

"My Afternoons With Margueritte" is a sweet, touching, and somehow innocent love story that makes you want to discover the joys ...

Though not as bad as it's unfortunate title suggests, "Herpes Boy" derives humor on grotesque caricatures of it's second...

Although "The Cat and the Canary" isn't sure what it wants to be- a slapstick comedy, a whodunit, or a straight horror movie- ...

There isn't anything remotely likable about the protagonist of "The Art Of Getting By," and he is only an interesting lead i...

"They Live" is cheddar cheese, Swiss cheese, Brie Cheese, topped by a great terrible performance by pro wrestler "Rowdy...

"The Baby" is a very weird 'cult classic' (their words, not mine) about a lady social worker who interferes with the mat...

Made in an era of animation before cartoons were watered down and robbed of their joy, emotion, and scariness (not including Pixar- we lov...

 Admittedly, "Cry-Baby" is a very silly movie, and that silliness may not appeal to everyone. I for one found myself consistent...

The Sessions (2012)   Written and Directed By: Ben Lewin, Based on an Article by Mark O'Brien   Why I Saw It: Lots of reasons -...

Be forewarned, this is grade-B all the way, so if you are a no-fun fuddy-duddy like my mom or need an Oscar pedigree for every film, you ...

"An American Werewolf in London" is a overlooked classic of horror that provides laughs and scares and remains fresh upon repeat ...

"The Princess Bride" is that rare classic that can be enjoyed by all members of the family, regardless of age. It is also a cute...

There is no doubt -- John Cleese is a funny guy, although he has his occasional misfires (most recently his animated works "Shrek F...