So you go into Marley & Me thinking that it’s a playful, little Christmas comedy about a rambunctious dog and his put upon owners; kind of like Beethoven with a...

Although Bedtime Stories is a kids movie, it bears a striking resemblance to the Adam Sandler classic, Billy Madison. Both are about immature goofs that find themselves competing for control...

Comic geeks have worshipped at the alter of Frank Miller for years. He is, after all, the man that gave us Elektra, The Dark Knight Returns and Sin City. Having...

David Fincher easily proves once again why he’s a director to geek out about. He’s taken a short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald and turned into a nearly three-hour opus;...

Once you see it, it’s easy to understand the appeal of Slumdog Millionaire. It’s a fable, and aside from being Indian it’s like something out of Dickens. A kind of...

Doubt is one of those movies that’s all about the performances, and seeing as how it’s adapted from a Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play, it’s no wonder. The entirety...

While far from perfect, The Tale of Despereaux is a delightful little tale that looks fantastic with some of the best computer animation I’ve ever seen done by a company...

Congratulations Tom Cruise, 2008 turns out to be the year for take backs! Between his pretty hilarious take on studio exec Les Grossman in Tropic Thunder and his grounded, considered...

Yes Man is just the sort of broad appeal comedy that I think a lot of us assumed Jim Carrey had grown beyond, especially when they ineffectively duplicate past successes....

Movie ReviewFrost/NixonRating: 4 starsReviewed By Adam A. DonaldsonIt’s interesting timing that I should be sitting down to write this review on the same weekend that Mark Felt died. Felt, as...