A hit at last year's Sundance Film Festival, this is one of the oddest, goofiest movies to hit theaters in quite some time
In The Manchurian Candidate remake, American corporations are the villains
The Village will disappoint many in the audience
Director Paul Greengrass brings a grittiness that serves as a nice contrast to overproduced action extravaganzas of recent years
Aimed at young girls, its message is mixed at best, occasionally extolling positive virtues, but mostly applying a morality that is convenient for the story and its heroine
I, Robot, "suggested" by the stories of Isaac Asimov, has the plot outline but none of the paranoia
The Clearing (rated R) is an odd little movie that is bound to frustrate many viewers
Like so many contemporary comedies, Anchorman (rated PG-13) contains enough crude humor to keep it far from the "recommended" list
Reasonable arguments against the war in Iraq exist -- but this unbalanced screed displays none of them
The Spider-Man franchise continues to prove that big movies with broad appeal can be done well
