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These anti-corporate pranksters strike again.

Nia Vardalos, who hit pay dirt with My Big Fat Greek Wedding, is on shakier ground with this clichéd story about an American tourist guide in Greece.

The next generation of the Wayans clan delivers one more spoof – this time of dance movies.

Swedish master Jan Troell's period drama tells the story of a woman who learns new ways to see herself and her life as she discovers the art of photography.

If Barack Obama can become president, I can certainly lose 16 pounds in six weeks

New frat-house comedy is timed for the new semester.

The Atlanta soul man has stories to tell, and who cares if they're true?

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler skewer motherhood but make sure that nothing gets terribly burnt.

The working title says it all: Not Another Scary Epic Teen Date Movie.

A comedy spoof of inspirational sports films.

Cera and Hill are comic gold in this comedy, which is from the Judd Apatow stable and which has credits populated with refugees from Arrested Development.

When the time comes for an aging gangster godfather in Hong Kong to step down, a bloody battle for control ensues in this vivid story about thug life.

Despite the presence of three acting powerhouses – Jane Fonda, Felicity Huffman, and Lindsay Lohan – this movie about three generations of "difficult" women never rings true.

The three personas Eddie Murphy adopts in this film literally fill the screen, but the script doesn't serve his multidimensional talents.

Assorted workers vie for the coveted title of "Employee of the Month."

John Cameron Mitchell's sophomore film effort asserts – with great gusto and even a brass band – our universal right to sexual happiness.

Don't confuse this Sundance charmer with My Big Fat Mexican Debut, for its farcical scenes of high hair and waltzes form a genial, light-comic prism for watching race, age, class, and sexuality collide in one of America's most economically and ethnically complex cities.

Like the criminal justice system it portrays, Find Me Guilty (starring Vin Diesel in the dramatic lead) ultimately works a great deal better than you might expect.

What's left to spoof? Why, romance movies, of course.

It's a shame to again witness Martin Lawrence squander his considerable comic talents under a fat suit and fake breasts in this shoddy sequel.

Annapolis is a thick but hardly meaty slice of old-school Hollywood hokum.

A Farrelly brothers comedy that purports to have a message about treating the intellectually challenged as regular human beings and stars Johnny "Jackass" Knoxville is about as disingenuous as a comedy that urges us to see past a person’s body size to appreciate the beauty within and stars Gwyneth Paltrow in a fat suit.

Broad gay and Italian stereotypes mambo through this farce.

Easygoing romantic comedy about an unlikely ladies' man.

This 1977 Shaw Brothers production from Hong Kong is a gleefully silly riff on everything monster movies and was re-released under the auspices of Quentin Tarantino in 1999.