Steve Davis

Gru exchanges supervillainy for domesticity in this sequel, although the Minions are still the animated film’s best selling point.

This psychologically tense Danish drama about modern-day piracy doesn’t cater to cliches or sentimentality.

With Shakespearean language tripping off their contemporary tongues, the actors are more than game for Joss Whedon’s informal, black-and-white take on this classic comedy.

This Sundance favorite is a perfect yet offbeat summer movie about teens who ditch their families and try to live like men in a ground-level treehouse in the woods.

Real-life adventurer Thor Heyerdahl’s 1947 trip across the Pacific on a raft is re-created in this beautifully lensed film.

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

This Christmas-themed movie centers on a family gathering in Chicago’s Humboldt Park, a predominantly Puerto Rican section of the city.

From the director of the hit documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters comes this holiday-themed romantic comedy that stars Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn. Opens Wednesday.

This movie which reunites Richard Gere and Diane Lane is hardly the best chick flick around, but it’s the flick with the best chick by far.

One-man moviemaking machine Tyler Perry drops his usual cross-dressing comedics for this melodrama about two family dynasties – one black, one white – rocked by scandal.

A Playboy bunny who’s been ejected from the mansion becomes a sorority house mother.

A septuagenarian love story from Spain, Elsa & Fred will likely warm the cockles of your heart, even though it’s hardly the stuff of great romance.