5/24/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: Good Performances in Men in Black 3 Can’t Make Up for Its Inertia There's still talent here in the performances of Josh Brolin and an underrated Jemaine Clement.
5/18/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: Battleship Is Enjoyably Terrible If you’re marveling at the irony of Americans and Japanese teaming up to fight an alien sneak attack at Pearl Harbor, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
5/16/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: The Dictator Is a Fantastic Farce Sacha Baron Cohen's latest is loose and silly and occasionally exhilarating.
5/11/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: Dark Shadows Is a Camp Travesty Burton-Depp was a great partnership for a while, but the director needs a new mascot.
5/4/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: Ballet Doc First Position Is Light on Its Feet The kids in this magical and grueling film enlarge our sense of what's physically and spiritually possible.
4/27/12 / Vulture / Comment Jack Black Is Amusing, Empty in Richard Linklater’s Bernie Jack Black stars in Richard Linklater's amusing film about a small-town Texas murder.
4/27/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: The Five-Year Engagement Is a Reactionary Rom-Com Jason Segel and Emily Blunt star in this charming film with an odd message.
4/13/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: Lockout Is a Decent But Cluttered Thriller After the first scene, the movie loses its witty economy.
4/13/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: The Farrelly Brothers’ Three Stooges Is a Wonder The movie actually earns the right to exist, which is no mean feat.
4/6/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: American Reunion Provides Comfortingly Predictable Pleasures It’s good to see the original American Pie cast back on the big screen, resurrected along with their beloved characters.