While no George Clooney movie is completely without its charms, The American is a ponderous Eurpean production too tedious, terse and unsatisfying for most American audiences.

There's bloody good fun to be had from this blatant parody of the Twilight series. The same guys who brought you the Scary Movie franchise are clearly neither on Team Jacob or Team Edward, but instead on Team I Don't Give a $#@!

One of the most beautiful, compelling and complicated films of the 21st Century, Christopher Nolan's latest film is a masterpiece on many levels. From the casting of Leonardo DiCaprio, Ellen Paige, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Marion Cotillard lead us through layer upon layer of ethereal intrigue that require being experienced several times to fully appreciate.

If there's a better film out there this year, I haven't seen it. This is one instance where the third installment doesn't disappoint, in fact, it brings to the franchise to a level of perfection it's doubtful whether anyone other than Pixar could ever achieve.

Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds is the heavy favorite to win the box office title this weekend, so Shorts will need more than a wishing stone and Alexis Bledel will need more than a degree to take down these Nazi killers.

This weekend Julia Child shows us why the more butter the better, while honeymooners run for their lives, G.I. Joe saves the world, souls are frozen and lost, and a stone grants wishes.

This weekend comedies take over the box office. Apatow delivers a new film with funny guys Seth Rogen and Adam Sandler while aliens invade High School Musical’s Ashley Tisdale and Ice Cube fumbles as a concert promoter.

This weekend brings big stars like Katherine Heigl, Jerry Brukheimer’s first 3-D film, and a demon orphan hoping to send a chill down your spine. Which will be the box office winner? You be the judge.

A half vampire, half human girl battles a flamboyant Sacha Baron Cohen and tries to rid the world of comedies like I Love You, Beth Cooper to become the box office champ this weekend.

Over the Independence Day Weekend, the giant alien robots managed to fend off the prehistoric Ice Age, but it was a close race, with a difference of just a million dollars.