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Unfunny canine buddy-cop comedy is no man's best friend.

In this road movie, Catherine Deneuve plays a Frenchwoman having an existential crisis on wheels.

Mark Wahlberg and the teddy bear he willed to life as a child stay BFFs into adulthood in Seth McFarlane's zany first foray onto the big screen.

This collegiate coming-of-age comedy is about as exciting as near-beer.

Shelton’s winner of Sundance’s Special Jury Prize starts an interesting conversation about sexuality, but ultimately doesn't add much to the dialogue.

Sex Drive is part endearing emo love story, part gross-out semen gag-fest, and, very occasionally, a smart, inspired, non-sequitur-laden hoot.

Pixar this animated outing isn't, but neither is it Mary Shelley's VeggieTales.

This drama about international sex trafficking is tremendously sincere but also brutal.

It's The Bourne Ultimatum's evil twin, relying, as it repeatedly does, on tired, cookie-cutter, cliché action set-pieces.

Forest Whitaker becomes dictator Idi Amin in a ferocious performance that often dwarfs the more ordinary aspects of this picture.

Thirtysomething icon Jennifer Aniston grieves a failed relationship in one half of the movie, while thirtysomething icon Vince Vaughn grows up in the other.

Samuel L. Jackson and Eugene Levy have starred in bigger stinkers, but this wheezing comedy may herald the death knell of the interracial buddy-cop farce.

Based on the popular Clive Cussler book, Sahara may be asinine, but it’s also goofy, good fun.

Animated film about a dog who wants to be a boy – unusual fare from Disney that will please kids and alterna-adults.