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On Margaret Moser: Happy together, then, now, and forever

Jim Carrey plays a man who inherits six penguins in this family film that finds the actor neither too manic nor mawkish.

Paul Dano and Zooey Deschanel play would-be lovers who are stymied by life and the outsized personalities of their fathers (played by Ed Asner and John Goodman).

Flushed Away has a wicked, smart, and subtle sense of humor, and unlike so many kids movies these days, its characters are living, breathing parts of a small ecosystem.

Spike & Mike has always been a hit-or-miss program, and this year is no different, with a few genuinely brilliant pieces surrounded by examples of puerile fun and juvenile humor.

Sure, the co-stars delight, but the script has more flab than its middle-aged lovers.

14 days after the Sex Pistols break up and mainstream media declares punk dead, Austin's scene begins at a Tejano bar on the Drag in Chapter 5, Part 1 of the "Austin Punk Chronicles"

Stephen Shallcross carries on with Happy Foods and De Nada and more

An outstanding cast and eloquent storytelling shape this delicate film that becomes a dark study of a budding, young alcoholic.

This gorgeously dystopian South Korean film rivals and, at times, surpasses the best of Japanese animé.

The secret history of Austin Circle of Theaters director Latifah Taormina, from Second City to the Committee and beyond

A lushly painted but boring story of the life of the famous artist

Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg vie for the love of their shared family

Bohac wants some, er, Winter cheer in schools

The film delivers familiar hilarity and some treats you’ll never get on the show (nudity and drunkenness) but steers shy of anything bold and new.

This third outing in the franchise lays on the subtext even more heavily than its predecessors – racial, gender, and sexual politics are all over the place, as are the multiple strands of the story line.

What's funnier than having to move back in with your parents? Why, moving in with your grandparents, of course.

In this amazingly candid documentary, soldiers from the Army's 82nd Airborne Division talk about their lives and their mission in Fallujah, Iraq, in early 2004, just weeks before the full strength of the Sunni insurgency becomes apparent.

The life of a retired German miner and accordion player is spurred toward change by the sound of zydeco music.

Steven Spielberg enters his Capra period with this optimistic melting-pot tale starring pal Tom Hanks, whose underused comic instincts come to the fore.

It's hard to keep a good zombie down

The team behind Obvious Child is back

In this comedy about comedy, Mike Birbiglia nails what's funny and true