Movie Review: Hit and Run’s Real-Life Romance Adds To This Amiable Little Romp
Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard star in this hybrid car-chase flick–romantic comedy.
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The Awakening: Every Year Needs a Great Gothic Horror Story
The Wire's Dominic West stars alongside Rebecca Hall in this twenties-England-set ghost tale.
Edelstein: Robot & Frank Is a Screwball Machine Dream
Frank Langella stars in this tale about an elderly ex–jewel thief and his robot assistant.
Movie Review: Sparkle’s Musical Numbers Shine. Everything Else ...
The good news is, there are great musical numbers in Whitney Houston's last film. That's also the bad news.
Cosmopolis: Robert Pattinson’s Limo Ride As Epic Journey
Robert Pattinson stars in this adaptation of a Don DeLillo book.
Movie Review: ParaNorman Is a Charming, If Ambling, Animated Film
Made by the same studio that did Coraline, this 3-D animated movie is full of nostalgia for shlocky old horror flicks.
Movie Review: Why Isn’t The Expendables 2 More Insane?
This sequel is aggressively dumb, aggressively macho, and just plain aggressively aggressive.
The Odd Life of Timothy Green Is a Ruthless Tear-jerking Machine
This is the movie with the boy who has leaves on his legs.
Edelstein on The Campaign: How Can Any Movie Compete With the Absurdity of Real-Life Politics?
Fiction should just throw in the towel when it comes to modern American politics.
In Red Hook Summer, Spike Lee Tries Something New: Patience
Lee's latest joint is being billed as a return to the personal, low-budget filmmaking that put the director on the map a few decades ago.
The Bourne Legacy: Behavior Modification, for Secret Agents and Moviegoers Alike
The Bourne films have wormed their way into the collective psyche the way the Bond movies did in the sixties.
Edelstein: Hope Springs Is Painfully Mild
This Meryl Streep flick is sure to pack them in on Movie and Bingo Night at the old-folks’ home.
2 Days in New York Review: Stay in Europe, Woody — We’ve Got Julie Delpy Now
Julie Delpy's follow up to 2 Days in Paris is an assured, sensitive, and occasionally very funny relationship comedy.
Movie Review: Total Recall Is Chase, Jump, Repeat
This incarnation by Underworld and Live Free or Die Hard director Len Wiseman is just noise — aural and visual
Movie Review: Meirelles’ 360 Takes the Long Way Round to Nowhere
The film arrives just a few years too late to cash in on the “We’re all connected!” genre craze.
Edelstein: Ruby Sparks Contains a Great Metaphor Within a Not So Great Movie
The newest from the directors of Little Miss Sunshine is a thesis film, with one joke and one variation.
The Watch Is a Meditation on American Masculinity — Also, Dick Jokes
Scratch the surface of The Watch and you’ll find a lot of anxiety about the neutering of the modern American male.
Edelstein: Matricide and McConaughey in William Friedkin’s Urgent Killer Joe
It's all rave and rage and purge acting in this dark, Texas-set film.
Movie Review: Red Lights Will Make You Believe in Bad Movies
At first you might assume the ghostbusting film is a spoof. Sadly, no.
Edelstein: The Director’s Cut of Margaret Should Not Be Missed [UPDATE]
At three hours, our critic sees what was missing from the panned, hacked-up version.
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