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A tired sequel that's more offensive than transgressive

Jackie Chan finally emerges as plausible English-language star in this international romp that's as light as a hot-air balloon.

Eastwood's latest assault on the establishment mangles its own history

Another dangerous liaison, this one based on the Colette novella, reunites director Stephen Frears and star Michelle Pfeiffer.

This date movie is dude-friendly by design, but all its attention to hairdos and cute outfits does not make up for its lack of romantic spark.

Midnight in Paris just goes to show that if you wait long enough Woody Allen will finally deliver another terrific movie.

This dull, unnecessary remake of the 1951 science-fiction classic features Keanu Reeves and Jennifer Connelly in a wooden cautionary tale.

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.

Academy Award-winner Hilary Swank needs to call her agent before getting involved in any more romantic codswallop like this.

Awash with amazingly talented actors – Vince Vaughn, Paul Giamatti, Miranda Richardson, Rachel Weisz, Kathy Bates, Kevin Spacey, to name a few – Fred Claus is sadly just an early lump of coal under the tree.

Cutesy Irish drama about small-town scandals and music rings a hollow tune

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

New Year, New TV

September

The feisty Southern women of Fannie Flagg's novel are portrayed by a fantastic cast.