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[Review] Love Etc.

Reveling in the vivid urban landscape that is New York City as well as the colorful characters that inhabit it, Love Etc. is a winsome documentary that explo...

[Review] Transformers: Dark of the Moon

The Transformers franchise is a rare anomaly when it comes to setting the bar for low expectations. As long as Michael Bay's latest robot-mashing creation f...

[Review] Bad Teacher

I wasn’t the biggest fan when it was called Bad Santa and took place in a department store, so, suffice it to say, Bad Teacher’s foul-mouthed comedy never qui...

[Review] A Better Life

The idea of an "American Dream" is predicated on the idea that we all live in the same America. A Better Life, the new film from director Chris Weitz (About...

[Review] Cars 2

Although they are usually a proponent of all things original and groundbreaking when it comes to commercial animation, after extending their Toy Story franc...

[Review] The Art of Getting By

Gavin Wiesen's The Art of Getting By is an independent film for those that consider Olive Garden to be authentic Italian food. It’s palatable enough but you...

[Review] Green Lantern

It's unabashedly ludicrous and alarmingly uneven, but surprisingly, Green Lantern is not quite as godawful as it looks. There are other surprises, and they'...

[Review] Jig

There are certain conventions all sports movies must require. In documentary it’s considerably more difficult, as a filmmaker must make choices on who to follow...

[Review] The Ward

After a few bad films, including Ghosts of Mars and Vampires, I realized John Carpenter could churn out duds for the rest of his career, and I'd still love ...