This low-energy but mildly engaging comedy-drama gets a huge boost from Michael Keaton’s immensely empathetic central performance.
Alison Janney and Mila Kunis star in this Elmore Leonard-style crime comedy that feels at least a couple decades out of date
Production is currently underway on The Spy Who Dumped Me, which will feature location work in the Czech capital this month
Jupiter Ascending is an original, great-looking and (mostly) serious take on sci-fi from the Wachowski siblings
Oz: The Great and Powerful feels awash in a computer-generated wasteland once the story moves to the titular kingdom
Ted may not be as quick and loose as an episode of Family Guy, but it’s still great fun that manages to keep our interest in-between the laughs
Friends with Benefits is a surprisingly smart and funny romantic comedy for people who may not like romantic comedies
The Red Shoes meets Repulsion in Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, a riveting piece of psychological ballet horror
The Book of Eli is a good-enough entry into the post-apocalyptic genre that nevertheless leaves you longing for something better
Max Payne is surprisingly effective most of the way but ultimately falls prey to genre clichés and lapses of logic
Forgetting Sarah Marshall hits every note right – except for one unfortunately crucial one