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Ultimately examines why lasting love—not merely bed-hopping—is worth fighting for.

Water for Elephants not only has an old-fashioned feel, but also shows Robert Pattinson can play a character who’s not dead and brooding.

Disney resisted modernizing the characters or A.A. Milne’s gentle storytelling style.

With a milquetoast action hero and a relatively generic bad guy, Captain America: The First Avenger is a pretty dull movie.

Pirates 4 should’ve leaned a little more heavily on the "strange." After all, it’s sad seeing Jack basically having nothing to do after the opening...

Starring Selena Gomez, this slice of teen wish fulfillment ultimately falls prey to a slew of storytelling contrivances.

Bad Teacher is painfully desperate for laughs. Its primary modus operandi is shock value, packaged in the usual suspects of pervasive language,...

Green Lantern does have a lightness of spirit throughout much of it that makes it more fun than it might have been otherwise.

In this Dr. Doolittle/Night at the Museum mash-up, Kevin James plays Griffin Keyes, the titular keeper of a big city zoo.

Beautiful Boy, from co-writer and director Shawn Ku, is about the furthest thing from a summer blockbuster that could be imagined. It’s the “feel...

While The Tree of Life claimed the biggest prize at the Cannes Film Festival, it still received a decidedly mixed reaction—cheers and boos—from the...

Despite its many comedic achievements, bawdy Horrible Bosses will probably still offend more than entertain.

Still a memorable story 17 years later, The Lion King in 3D format does little, if anything, to improve upon the original.

If it’s big, dumb and loud, it must be a summer movie. But if it’s the fifth film in a series, like Fast Five, chances are it won’t be enjoyably...

A solid addition to the VeggieTales collection, The Little Drummer Boy retells the classic story and its accompanying melody.