
‘Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2’ Review: Atsa One Spicy, Pun-Filled Meatball
Another portion of terrific comedy that avoids feeling like warmed-up lefotvers
Another portion of terrific comedy that avoids feeling like warmed-up lefotvers
Writer-director David E. Talbert’s new film feels like the African-American version of Anna Faris’ “What’s Your Number”
Though exposing the underbelly of an American institution, it fails to offer any sort of real critique or feature any characters to care about
George Clooney also stars in the director’s follow-up to “Children of Men”
Benson Lee’s fictionalization of his superlative documentary opts for storytelling clichés rather than compelling dance sequences
From the freckles on Judy Garland’s cheeks to the sculpted hairstyles of the Lollipop Guild, everything has a wonderful tangibility — even when it’s hopelessly fake
Well-acted by Jake Gyllenhaal and Hugh Jackman, but this conventional psychological thriller pretends it’s something more complex.