Chronicle misses the ball on what could have been one killer movie.

Lynne Ramsay’s Need to Talk About Kevin proves why I still go to the movie theater.

A tragedy puts 3 innocent kids in jail, and sets in a motion an amazing story of public support

After a long-awaited 11 year period, Kenneth Lonergan’s follow-up to You Can Count on Me falls flat.

A terrible twosome of Ben Foster and Giovanni Ribisi can’t save Contraband. Here’s why…

In a year filled with some pretty mediocre films, ‘Pariah’ is quite magnificent thanks to a beautiful performance by newcomer Adepero Oduye.

A silent movie is rare to see in 2011. Just ask The Artist.

David Fincher proves he’s still got it with his latest movie, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

Roman Polanski delivers a film like he’s never attempted before.

Brad Bird uses Tom Cruise to create the most entertaining film in the Mission: Impossible franchise.

The latest Diablo Cody/Jason Reitman film, Young Adult, may have done everything right!

Hugo is a movie of two halves. While boring at first, the film delivers a brilliant and heart-warming story that is definitely worth the wait.

‘The Human Centipede II’ is the biggest piece of garbage I have seen all year, and this is coming from someone who actually enjoyed the original

You may go see ‘Shame’ just for the nudity and sex, but I promise you will leave with so much more.

The Descendants falls short of its emotional goal.

Given all the hype surrounding the latest installment of muppets movies, The Muppets, I was expecting a type of magic that just did not live up.

‘My Week With Marilyn’ is good, just not fantastic, but it is elevated by Michelle Williams’ outstanding performance, which brings the quality to excellence.

Twilight: Breaking Dawn proves why these films will never appeal to anyone outside a certain age.

Puss in Boots doesn’t purr so loudly and virtually falls flat.

Despite having done a few things right, Andrew Niccol’s In Time just missed its mark.

While ‘Tower Heist’ is definitely entertaining, it wastes much of its A-list cast and falls victim to a silly climax

Although Julia Leigh tries to tackle a very contentious subject in her new film, Sleeping Beauty, her lackluster approach manages to leave the viewer without any strong feelings at all.

One of the most anticipated indie movies of this year really does live up to all the hype.

‘Paranormal Activity 3′ surpasses its predecessors in both scares and creativity.

With Oscar season on the horizon, George Clooney gives us an excitement-inducing political drama that is sure to pull in the nominations.

Hugh Jackman and cast pour life into a movie most wrote off. REAL STEEL brings it!

A light hearted, modern day romantic comedy that I’m not ashamed to say I enjoyed (despite its critical response).

Even with so much hype, Drive did not disappoint. Thank you, Gosling.

Jim Sheridan’s Dream House tries to bridge the gap between horror and psychological thriller, yet achieves neither.

‘50/50’ is one of those rare films that manages to make audiences laugh uncontrollably while still having a ton of heart, it was a truly uplifting film.