It's hard to come up with a good reason why Twentieth Century Fox decided to remake the landmark 1976 horror film
It won't line Blockbuster's new-release shelves, but this fine, all-audience film is finally available to families across the country
It's not Pixar quality, but this animated cartoon is amiable entertainment
At first humorous, this film becomes cynical and depressing
Dan Brown's frontal assault on the church is softened in Ron Howard's film
In our post-9/11, post-Hurricane Katrina world, disasters have lost most of their entertainment value.
You want to love everything that comes from Walden Media.
The episodes of plot are mainly moments of rest that connect the explosions, gun battles, helicopter duels, etc.
Although rated R, this film is about as good a recounting of the Sept. 11 events as one could have hoped for from Hollywood
An 11-year-old inner-city black girl throws herself into the National Spelling Bee competition
