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Shot guerrilla-style at Disneyland and Disney World, this surreal drama about a man's mental disintegration at "the happiest place on Earth" lands a spitball in the Mouse's eye.

In this gross but smart comedy from Jacob Vaughan, a man's stress grows into a monster that explodes from his rectum.

This new animated film is charmless and schematic.

Kristen Wiig plays the darker side of the girl who hasn't fulfilled her potential and Annette Bening co-stars as her Atlantic City mom.

The plastic surgery performed in this horror film gives real meaning to going under the knife.

This imaginative 3-D animated fantasy takes place in a forest world.

In this wedding comedy, a bridegroom’s bitterly divorced parents (De Niro and Keaton) must pretend they’re still married to appease his Catholic birth mother.

Six retired directors of Israel’s domestic intelligence agency candidly reflect.

Should psychedelics fail...

The Apatowian bromance has found its reverse-gender equivalent in this comedy about two gals who enter the phone-sex biz.

This weird, winning little movie explores what happens to the essential self as the memory goes.

Dax Shepard's sophomore directorial feature is a mixture of earnest and romantic road movie, high-octane chase picture, and slapstick comedy.

The animation outfit behind Coraline scores another one for the dark side with this endearingly sweet and spooky ode to the supernatural.

This Total Recall is fast, furious, and frequently fun, but it lacks the snappy, weirdo vibe of its predecessor.

Spanish filmmaker Nacho Vigalondo cloaks this romantic comedy within the promise of a science-fiction story.

John Cusack plays Edgar Allan Poe in this historically imaginative but dull and off-putting detective story set in old Baltimore.

Roman Polanski directs this chamber piece about the demise of social decorum that's adapted from the play God of Carnage.

Five young people lead the advance against an alien attack in Moscow.

Despite an impressive cast and director, Dream House is a confounding mess.

50/50 accomplishes the near-impossible: It's a feel-good cancer comedy.

A professional assassin by day, a vigilante by night: Zoe Saldana is Luc Besson's latest femme fatale.

Cameron Diaz productively sidesteps her good-times-gal image to play this human cancer who lays waste to everyone who gets in her way.

Jodie Foster directs Mel Gibson in this odd family drama.

Catherine Hardwicke, the director of the first Twilight movie, helms this update of the fairy tale.

It's Two Singletons and a Baby, starring Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel.

Edward Norton plays dual roles as twin brothers from Oklahoma in this off-kilter mash-up of comedy and drama that co-stars Susan Sarandon and Richard Dreyfuss.

Sylvester Stallone helms this clash of the titans of action cinema that coasts on its concept while blowing up lots of stuff.

Julia Roberts stars in this adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's novel about a journey of self-discovery, but the result is undercooked.

A kidnapping caper with only three characters and one basic location, this masterful British film ratchets up the suspense to mind-frying proportions.

Salt reboots the cinematic cloaks and daggers of the Cold War espionage thriller.