Based on the popular novel by the same name, the children's horror story is chillingly rendered in 3-D.
Steve Martin's Inspector Clouseau and his comically gifted cohorts labor to raise laughs.
In this predictable comedy, Renée Zellweger plays a transplanted city exec who succumbs to the romantic overtures of a small-town labor organizer.
Thriller pits a former spy against his daughter's kidnappers and piles up the mayhem in between.
Docudrama superbly explores the interplay of a teacher and his racially mixed students in Paris classroom.
A middle-aged romance is given depth and charm by the mature talents of Thompson and Hoffman.
A taffy-brained chick flick about two brides whose big day has inadvertently been booked at the same place, same time.
Based on a true story, movie traces the history of a ragtag community of Jewish civilians who escape into the woods to flee the invading Nazis.
Viggo Mortensen plays a literature professor who is gradually shifting from being a 'good' German to becoming a kingpin of the Nazi machine.
Eastwood gives Dirty Harry a fresh turn in this tale of a racist retiree who reluctantly befriends and defends his immigrant neighbors.
Animated documentary is a haunting meditation on the nature of guilt and survival following a hellish war.
Tom Cruise plays a Nazi plotting to kill Hitler in a garden-variety bad movie.
Brad Pitt plays a man aging backward in an anecdote stretched to would-be epic proportions.
DiCaprio, Winslet reunite to blandly advance the myth of the soulless suburbs.
Even with Will Smith's star power, this film is still a long sit.
It's a match we've seen before. But Mickey Rourke delivers a powerful performance.
This film has the immediacy – but also the shallowness – of an extended TV episode.
Crime drama features a full-scale performance from Mark Ruffalo.
Based on a bestselling novel, story follows the emotional transformation of a young German when he sees his former lover in a war-crimes trial.
Adaptation of prize-winning play serves up searing performances from Meryl Streep and Philip Seymour Hoffman.