Like the title character, Rango is a chameleon of a film. Seamlessly transforming from a post-modern, existential meditation on the nature o...

The Farrelly Brothers (Dumb and Dumber, There's Something About Mary, Kingpin) draw on their years of comedy experience to turn what could e...

Though Dinner for Schmucks provides consistent laughs throughout its two-hour run time, it's the film's heart that makes it stand out from l...

At first glance, Green Zone may appear to be a Jason Bourne movie by a different name, as it's directed by Bourne director Paul Greengrass a...

Whether The Wolfman is a failed attempt to create a modernized '30s style horror movie or just an all-encompassing act of poor judgement by...

After years of directing special effects-driven blockbusters, director Peter Jackson is having some trouble turning off his "epic" switch. W...

Like God of War's mentally challenged big brother, Clash of the Titans hacks its way onto the silver screen, ushering in the 2010 blockbuste...

Miyazaki's newest animated feature is a break from his recent all-ages fare designed to appeal to anyone with a sense wonder. This time arou...

After the early demise of Stargate Atlantis (at least in comparison to SG1, which lasted ten full seasons), the "Gater" community has been i...

In an attempt to straddle the wide gap between concept-driven sci-fi and mainstream sci-action, Surrogates manages to fall just short of sat...

Like vast, snowy expanses of glacial desert, Whiteout is pretty to look at but, ultimately, is an empty, frozen wasteland. The unique idea o...

Harry, Ron and Hermione are back for the sixth film in the series. No longer cute little kids playing with magic, they are now teenagers exp...

John Dillinger is one of the most notorious criminals in American history, alongside Billy the Kid, Jesse James and Al Capone. Dillinger's c...

The Tudors has never been a bastion of historical accuracy, more a fictional interpretation of King Henry the VIII's life that has become in...

Before the invention of the wheel, and apparently before the invention of humour, there was Year One. Writer/director Harold Ramis (Caddysha...

Starting with the visually stunning opening credits, it's apparent that Zombieland is going to be focused on the thrill of the undead kill r...

Twenty-seven years after its original theatrical release, The Dark Crystal still remains one of the most intricately detailed fantasy worlds...

Bitch Slap is as unsubtle a film as its title suggests, with slow-motion close-ups of glistening cleavage, blood drenched violence and girl-...

Trying to describe Hitoshi Matsumoto's Symbol is a difficult task, as any attempt to make coherent sense of the enigmatic and bizarre semi-n...

Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Grey has become a modern mythological tale since it was published in 1890. Several efforts to bring Wild...