Reporting from outside the courthouse, Kurt Loder caught up with Ross' mother, Lyn, and filmmaker Alex Winter.
Into the future with George Clooney, into the dumper with Tom Six's last trash fest.
Tom Hardy is a worthy successor to Mel Gibson, but Charlize Theron rules this furious sequel.
Arnold Schwarzenegger in a sorrowful zombie film, Jack Black at comedy's far edge.
Joss Whedon, Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, and company versus the looming Marvel mothership.
Also: MST3K vets lower the boom on The Room.
James Franco and Jonah Hill play it straight in a suspense-free true-crime drama.
Oscar Isaac and Domhnall Gleeson match wits with a beautiful robot.
Vin Diesel is back behind the wheel in a pretty terrific sequel.
Ben Stiller and Adam Driver in dueling generations. Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart in a familiar comedy raunch-fest.
Shailene Woodley in a sub-par sequel and Rinko Kikuchi in an overhyped Sundance item.
Strange tales from the church of Xenu, and the secret weapon of '60s rock.
Will Smith outshone by Margot Robbie, David Cronenberg in Hollywood hell.
Predictions are basically pointless but, as always, irresistible.
Dakota Johnson in (very light) bondage, Colin Firth on the neo-Bond spy beat.
The Wachowskis flame out in a welter of digital overkill.
Julianne Moore at a new peak, Jason Statham in search of action.
Johnny Depp's sad career slide continues, Jude Law goes for the gold.
Bradley Cooper commandeers Clint Eastwood's powerful war movie, Chris Hemsworth withers in Michael Mann's cyber-crime misfire.
Peter Jackson's bloated trilogy finally wheezes to an end.
A documentary captures the life of civil libertarian and music critic Nat Hentoff.
Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston succumb to sequelitis.
Jennifer Lawrence in a disappointing half-movie, a vampire in the Iranian wild west.
Jake Gyllenhaal brings the creepy, Daniel Radcliffe gets lost in a failed fright flick.
Michael Keaton at his high-flying best, Brad Pitt bogged down in the mud of war.
J.K. Simmons and Miles Teller jazz it up, Downey and Duvall go to court.
Denzel Washington kickstarts a franchise, Andre Benjamin illuminates a Hendrix biopic.
More teen dystopia, and some middling Liam Neeson crime action.
Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig get serious, Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy sail the sea of heartbreak.
A wild German import, and a limp Woody Allen tribute Jason Bateman can't quite save.
Pierce Brosnan gets back in the spy game, Jennifer Aniston takes on Elmore Leonard.
Another all-star helping of blood and bullets from Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller.
Michael Fassbender gets a big head, and Jeff Bridges mutters through yet another post-apocalyptic franchise attempt.
Zoe Kazan and Daniel Radcliffe in love and confusion, and two unconquerable codgers on an Icelandic adventure.
A spaced-out blockbuster and a problematic tribute to the great James Brown.
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