Goodnight, sweet Quad, well, it’s time to go.

“Kick-Ass” stabs, bludgeons and eviscerates reality.

Pixar : Dreamworks :: Dr. Pepper : Dr. Thunder

“Greenberg” views its hero (so to speak) through the eyes of others, and ends up crafting a deeper and more insightful portrait as a result.

Have I mentioned that I love “The Wire”?

Gulf War II is just too depressing to be shoehorned into a slam-bang action thriller template.

Scorsese treats this schlocky material with the seriousness you’d expect for the biopic of a civil rights leader.

Support the troops? This film seems to be asking what kind of support we’re really willing, or even able, to give.

What can a film do when its protagonist isn’t really a part of its story?

If “Twilight” represents the notebook scribblings of a misfit teenage girl, then this movie reflects her little brother’s daydreams.

The visuals–oh, the visuals! But the dialogue–ohh, the dialogue…

Here’s a movie that feels like an adaptation of a novel, and yet, apparently, isn’t one.