Halle Berry's lines are so lame that she cannot even deliver the repartee ("Cat got your tongue?") without self-conscious awkwardness
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
It is too bad that To End All Wars came out before The Passion of the Christ
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is the third book in J.K.
Tinsel Town turns out two different, but both deficient, views of love
Appropriate for any audience?
