2011 Movie Reviews

Seth Rogen Steals Scenes With Caustic Sarcasm In “Paul”

If E.T. spent enough time on Earth adapting to our language and customs, he probably would have become a wisecracking

In weighty films like “Requiem for a Dream” and “Trainspotting,” Hollywood has shown audiences the dark consequences of addiction and

If you go to IMDB and search “Jane Eyre” you will find upwards of 20 results to your query. The

If you have been a married man for a long time, occasionally you may look at a pretty young thing

Jaume Collet-Serra won’t score too many originality points for his latest film “Unknown” starring Liam Neeson, but the “Orphan” director

If you’re a fan of film noir, then you’re aware that the genre generally follows a standard format. There is

Ben Affleck’s Boston-based crime thriller “The Town” shares a lot of common ground with Michael Mann’s 1995 film “Heat.” Their

Since his first onscreen appearance in Guy Ritchie’s caper “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,” Jason Statham has slowly been

As many great movies and sitcoms have taught us, marriage is a struggle. After you spend a significant amount of

Ever since “The Blair Witch Project” (1999), the horror genre has been increasing its attempts at realism to create chills.