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How Van Wilder became Hollywood's most unpredictable talent

The uncanny merc with a mouth returns with paternal instincts

This sassy superhero movie is not your child’s comic-book origin tale

Ryan Reynolds levels up for the summer’s most charming and fun blockbuster

The beloved comic-book hero rediscovers his powers on the big screen.

I will always love you

A person could have a reasonably good time with this confusing, Tarantinoid actioner starring Ben Affleck, Jason Bateman, Jeremy Piven, and Alicia Keys, but there’s not actually much tension in the movie.

Deadpool is back ... and he brought Fred Savage with him

The Rock, Ryan Reynolds, and Gal Gadot go comedy-action globe-trotting

This highly unanticipated offering is cut ’n’ paste horn-dog humor.

Pika pika pika? Pika pika pika pika pika pika pika.

Astronauts discover that a wall won't keep out a new alien life form

Ben Mendelsohn and Ryan Reynolds co-star as gambling buddies

Ryan Reynolds, Melissa McCarthy, and Hope Davis star in three discrete but thematically linked short films in this feature-film-directing debut from screenwriter John August.

This hectic, deftly edited, and unexpectedly bracing thriller stars Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds.

The film starts off as promising sci-fi, but turns into a disappointing shoot-’em-up

Dickens' A Christmas Carol gets flipped

Buried takes place entirely inside a coffin where a man is buried alive.

A tepid romantic comedy with a side order of vitriol.

Helen Mirren plays an aging Jew who wants to win back a painting looted from her family by the Nazis

How Ryan Reynolds became the man in the box

The Proposal doesn't reinvent the romantic-comedy wheel, but Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds ensure that it's a likable cut above the usual fare.

The Rest in Peace Department of undead police officers is joined by a recently slain cop.

This long-delayed drama about family dysfunction stars Ryan Reynolds, Willem Dafoe, and Julia Roberts.

In this body-switcheroo movie, Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman star as pals each a little envious of the other's life.

Wolverine is a noisy mess, full of Hugh Jackman's seriously killer snarl but utterly devoid of the borderline-subversive smarts that made Bryan Singer's X-Men films so resonant.

Before giving in to romantic frippery, Definitely, Maybe functions as a believable, era-zagging retelling of one man’s overlapping love affairs with three women.

This frequently offensive and doggedly disgusting film about working in the restaurant industry is technically inept and wholly crude.

Marvel mash-up has a blast