Tom Hanks goes to sea, the Mexican avenger returns, and a punk-rock chronicle flames out.
Bullock and Clooney lost in space, Justin Timberlake drawing a bad hand.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt scores, horror finds a new style, and Southern R&B lives again.
A befuddling De Niro dud and a monument to a master Brill Building songwriter.
Vin Diesel on another planet, a great writer stripped bare, and a legendary guitarist revisited.
A De Palma comeback, an Ethan Hawke car wreck, and another good Sam Rockwell performance.
Simon Pegg scores again, and another attempted tentpole collapses.
Forest Whitaker and Oprah Winfrey confront a racist past and Hit-Girl suits up again.
Matt Damon shoots for the stars, Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis head for the border.
Really good, almost good, and not completely worthless.
Ryan Gosling at a loss for words, ghostbusters back in business.
Superman returns yet again, and teenage fame junkies make housecalls.
A new beginning for Seth Rogen, James Franco, and the rest of the Apatow all-stars.
Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson in Google land, Shakespeare in Santa Monica
Will Smith's crash landing, Jesse Eisenberg's all-star magic act.
Bradley Cooper trapped in a sequel from hell, Richard Linklater back in classic form.
Matthew McConaughey scores again, Ricky Jay defies belief.
Tom Cruise copes with a post-apocalyptic future, new indie offers a baffling present.
Terrence Malick stuck on repeat, Jason Bateman standing tall in the cyber-dark.
Danny Boyle's madhouse mystery and Sam Raimi's vintage nightmare revisited.
Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper wrestle with fate, a sci-fi flick goes down for the count.
Gerard Butler battles North Korean invaders, Tina Fey takes on Princeton.
James Franco scuzzes it up, Steve Carell tries to work some magic.
Nicole Kidman in a nasty chiller, director Bryan Singer in a land above the clouds.
A Bruce Willis franchise continues, and a brand-new one begins.
Russell Crowe vs. Mark Wahlberg, Jessica Chastain vs. unspeakable evil.
Love at the end of the road, hope for the end of a huge injustice.
Quentin Tarantino and Jamie Foxx redress the horrors of American slavery.
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