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Live-action versions of animé/manga hits are notoriously hard to pull off, and Dragonball: Evolution proves no exception.

It's over (for now)

Then get fancy with Fat Bottom Cabaret and prepare for The L Word’s return

Eddie Murphy pays homage to the comedy genius of Rudy Ray Moore

Small town thriller intrigues, but never satisfies

Even Donald Sutherland reciting fortune cookie wisdom doesn't save this YA snore.

Jessica Chastain plays a powerful D.C. lobbyist

This Melissa McCarthy comedy is funny, but should be even funnier

This doc about Jewish delis is tasty but fatty

Theatre En Bloc's new show explores a world of economic desperation.

Steve Coogan’s comical egomaniac Alan Partridge jumps from British television to the movie screen – with all of his smarm intact.

Fourteen years after the first film, this sequel finds our likable characters experiencing the pitfalls and promise of middle age.

The Star Trek reboot may be overly familiar, but it's still a hell of a lot of fun.

The film is suspenseful, dogged, relentless, and determined – amazing considering we already know the ending of this story about the 10-year hunt for Osama bin Laden.

Even though it stars Robert Pattinson, we doubt his Twilight fans will fully appreciate this sleek, dystopian story that David Cronenberg adapted from Don DeLillo's 2003 novel.

Exquisite control and spasmed anguish mark the performances of Michael Fassbender and Carey Mulligan in this dark, NC-17-rated story about a sex addict.

A daffy, delightful Irish yarn capped by fabulous performances by Brendan Gleeson and Don Cheadle.

Tom Hanks directs and co-stars in this rom-com with Julia Roberts, though I suspect neither actor will list it high on their résumés.

Those renegade street racers reassemble for the fifth installment in the franchise, this time in scenic Rio de Janeiro.

Wimpy kid, wimpy movie.

Martin Lawrence revisits his FBI undercover alter-ego, Big Momma.

This final film in the three-part series affords a great deal of satisfaction in resolving the plot’s many mysteries.