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Steer clear of Men in Black III, check out Battleship.
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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.
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.
Movie Review: The Dictator Is a Fantastic Farce
Sacha Baron Cohen's latest is loose and silly and occasionally exhilarating.
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.
Movie Review: Another Thrill Ride for Liam Neeson in Unknown
The movie is lean and fast and endlessly upending, and unlike most modern crash-and-bash films, you can actually follow the car chases and fisticuffs.
Movie Review: The Fighter Is Not So Much Raging Bull As Raging Family
It's a rousing film, with so much texture that once it gets you, you're good and got.
Movie Review: Jim Carrey’s Gay Con Man Actually Great!
Carrey triumphs, by playing Steven as a man who plays other people.
Movie Review: Tangled is No Big Deal, But Still a Goofy Good Time
I can't help liking a movie with chameleon reaction shots.
Dueling Reviews: David Edelstein Takes on a Dissenter on Lena Dunham's Tiny Furniture
David Edelstein and Miranda Siegel duke it out.
Movie Review: The Nutcracker in 3D — One Stinking Piece of Coal for Your Stocking
My daughter forgave me for taking her to this, but yours may not.
Movie Review: A Clumsy But Still Surprising The Next Three Days
Scene by scene, 'The Next Three Days' feels off.
Movie Review: The Ick and Wow of 127 Hours Doesn’t Add Up to Much
Danny Boyle gives us a music-video-style exercise. There's nothing to take home apart from the dwindling memory of sensation.
Movie Review: Nora’s Will Is Hereafter Minus the Sap
The Mexican film 'Nora's Will,' in its wry, understated way, is a far more searching depiction of life after death than Clint Eastwood's mawkishly supernatural film.
Movie Review: Red Is Graphic, Though Hardly Novel
The movie has an aura of hipness and a cast to die (in a hail of gunfire) for, but nothing can quite get it airborne.
Movie Review: A Righteous, Belabored Conviction
What female star wouldn’t jump at such Oscar bait? Prepare the net: Here comes Hilary Swank!
Movie Review: I Spit on Your Grave Is the Sickest Kind of Pleasure
Oh, the vile, sick, sadistic, despicable, depraved depths to which I will go.
Edelstein: Joaquin Phoenix’s I’m Still Here No Hoax
"To dismiss Phoenix's latest role because it’s not 'real' is to miss out on the charge of watching an actor play footsy with his own, barely corralled dementia."
Edelstein on Eat Pray Love: A ‘Golden Turd’
In Monday's issue, David Edelstein reviews the "golden turd" that is Julia Roberts's 'Eat Pray Love.'
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