Sacha Baron Cohen revives Ali G in his directorial debut, with Czech producer Petr Jákl serving as executive producer.
This frustratingly blunt and toothless satire is glossy, occasionally amusing, but ultimately unable to bridge the gender gap.
Swashbuckling Alice must save The Mad Hatter from depression – by travelling through time – in this not-so-wonderful sequel
Sacha Baron Cohen and Mark Strong get tangled up in this fast and loose – and purportedly shocking – new comedy
A movie version of the Les Misérables has been rumored ever since the musical hit it big in the late 1980s, but has only now come to fruition
Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted is likely to appeal most to younger children and undemanding parents
The Dictator is expectedly crude, offensive, and often enough, laugh-out-loud funny
Hugo, which is set in 1930s Paris, has been endlessly referred to as director Martin Scorsese’s “love letter to the movies”
Brüno is a rather loose collection of gags akin to Cohen’s Da Ali G Show or the Jackass movies
Dreamworks Animation’s Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa is brighter, livelier, funnier, and a shade or two better than 2005’s Madagascar
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street just might be director Tim Burton’s masterpiece