Gavin O’Connor
Warrioris is about two brothers. Are you up to watch it?
David R. Ellis
Oh, how original — 'a group of Louisiana college students decide to go to a remote summer house with no cellphone access for a night of drinking and partying'...oh wait.
Steven Soderbergh
University students may find Steven Soderbergh's Contagion particularly disturbing.
David Dobkin
The Change-Up, starring Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman, is a tale of two men who each appreciate an aspect of the other's life and switch bodies to learn a valuable lesson.
Asif Kapadia
Director Asif Kapadia documents the life of the influential racing champion Ayrton Senna in the film Senna.
Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego
Apollo 18 seemed like it could've packed a punch, but it really doesn't do much other than provide a way to pass your time for two hours.
Francis Lawrence
The Most Spectacular Show on Earth has come to town and it is, well, pretty decent.
Wes Craven
Scream is back and bloodier than ever.
Robert Redford
John Wilkes Booth killed President Abraham Lincoln on April 15, 1865.
Joe Wright
"Adapt or Die." That is the slogan of Joe Wright's latest film.
David Gordon Green
Could this movie turn into our generation's The Princess Bride?
Jason Winer
A drunken playboy stands to lose a wealthy inheritance when he falls for a woman his family doesn't like.
Brad Furman
Matthew McConaughey plays badass Mick Haller in the latest crime thriller.
Greg Mottola
Even as an alien, Seth Rogen smokes pot.
Duncan Jones
Surreal and suspenseful - Source Code will not disappoint.
Jonathan Liebesman
Hypothetical scenario: Aliens have taken over and L.A. is their last stand.
Zack Snyder
Sucker Punch is a teenage male's fever dream made into film.
Neil Burger
A writer discovers a top-secret drug which bestows him with super human abilities.
George Nolfi
The subject matter of The Adjustment Bureau hardly enters new territory.
Michael Dowse
Take Me Home Tonight is a feel-good movie that delivers plenty of laughs, but the plot's predictability makes the film fall flat.
Gore Verbinski
There's no use Fandango-ing Rango.
Simon Wells
Mars Needs Moms needs more than just moms to make it any good.
D. J. Caruso
I Am Number Four is the highly anticipated film adaptation of the young adult novel by Pittacus Lore.
Bobby Farrelly & Peter Farrelly
Hall Pass, the newest comedy from the Farrelly brothers, the guys that brought you
Kelly Asburn
Stay tuned for the next horrible remake of a Shakespeare's classic, Julius Geezer!
Dennis Dugan
Sandler is back in the game!
Miguel Arteta
Cedar Rapids has the best of all that is goofy and sweet.
Alister Grierson
Sanctum almost feels like a Discovery Channel special as opposed to a feature film.
Ivan Reitman
Finally, a decent RomCom!
Ron Howard
It might be a good idea to Netflix this one...
Michel Gondry
Seth Rogan turned superhero?
Joel and Ethan Coen
True Grit is charming... in a gory and macabre kind of way.
David O. Russell
The Fighter, a rags-to-riches story about the life and early career of boxer Micky Ward, completely delivers.
James L. Brooks
An all-star cast doesn't necessarily mean a five star movie.
Darren Aronofsky
This is no Angelina Ballerina...
Paul Haggis
When a man's wife is wrongfully accused of murder and sentenced to life in prison, he must do everything in his power to get her out.
Edward Zwick
Love, sex, and drugs — one would assume that such a risqué combination would make for the next big box office hit.
Nathan Greno and Byron Howard
Blondes have all the fun...
Brothers Strause
This movie makes me excited for Cowboys and Aliens, NOT!
Roger Michell
Why can't anyone make a decent romantic comedy anymore?
Tony Scott
Have you seen this yet?
Kevin Greutert
Saw 3D marks the seventh and final installment of the popular franchise.
Todd Phillips
Due Date is painfully funny!
Tom McGrath
Oh joy...another superhero movie... Is it ticket-worthy or just another Netflix-notable?
Jeff Tremaine
Johnny Knoxville and the rest of the crew have come together again to make Jackass 3D, and they bring back the craziness and stupidity that made the first two films famous.
Chan-wook Park
If foreign thrillers never usually appear on your Netflix queue, watching Oldboy might change that.
Sam Taylor-Wood
"I know you understand the little child inside the man," so sings John Lennon in a song called "Woman," from his final album.
Greg Berlanti
In her latest flick at the box office, Katherine Heigl stars as a control freak and workaholic. Although drop-dead gorgeous, her character seems to always be unlucky in love.
Foreign Favorite
Take one beautiful, shy girl with a heart of gold, add a whimsical search for the meaning of love and a dash of adorable match-making. Then shake it all up with a breathtaking soundtrack and the sights of Paris and you get Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain, or rather simply known as Amélie.
Oliver Stone
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps is a solid film but fails to live up to 1987's original Wall Street.
Ben Affleck
The Town is a truly action-packed film that leaves the audience both excited and constantly guessing what will happen next.
Paul W.S. Anderson
How would you feel if you were made to sit and watch a film of a fly mindlessly buzzing around the screen for 97 minutes?
Punit Malhotra
Amid the various knockoffs from English movies, I Hate Luv Storys brings back the feel of olden times and movies from when Bollywood movies were truly original.
Will Gluck
What happens when a lonely wallflower is suddenly thrust into the spotlight of high-school gossip?
Robert Rodriguez
Director Robert Rodriguez (Desperado, Sin City) has once again brought to the screen a wild and naughty adventure that will have you laughing, wincing and cheering.
Hing-Ka Chan
What would you do if you woke up one day and found yourself lying naked in someone else's bed?
Directed by Adam McKay
The Other Guys is definitely worth the money and would make a great date movie!
Directed by Edgar Wright
With plenty of over-the-top fight scenes and a quirky script, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is one of the most entertaining movies to have hit theaters this year.
Directed by Christopher Nolan
Dreams seem like random stories told through your own personal viewing glass, only to be forgotten about a few hours after waking up. But what if everything we know was shaken to its core?
Directed by Ryan Murphy
Brimming with scenes of beautiful places, delectable food and colorful people, Eat Pray Love treads lightly on the heavy issues facing a modern, successful woman.
Neil Labute
When the British Death at a Funeral debuted in 2007, the reception was only mild, with most of the comments addressing either the clever usage of black comedy or the awkward cohesion of the film in general.
Sylvain White
The Losers is an action adventure movie based on the award-winning comic book of the same name by Andy Diggle and Mark Simpson.
Matthew Vaughn
Kick-Ass is a comic book movie based on the series of the same name by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. The original series took an interesting and realistic look at what the world would be like if regular people decided to dress up as superheroes and fight crime.
Dean DeBlois/Chris Sanders
So how would you go about taming a ferocious, flying beast? It turns out all that's needed is persistence, ingenuity and inflammable undergarments.
Shawn Levy
Date Night will either meet or exceed your expectations; the trailers did little to instill confidence that it would be good, but the comedic talent of Tina Fey and Steve Carell offer hope.
Tyler Perry
Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Too? is a sequel, but you don't need to have watched 2007's Why Did I Get Married? to understand what's going on. In fact, you barely need to watch this one to understand what's going on.
Jim Field Smith
The story has been told a million times before, but She's Out of My League still turns out to be a good romantic comedy. With its extremely predictable and very unbelievable plot, the movie doesn't deserve any awards, but definitely serves its purpose as a lighthearted date movie.
Martin Scorsese
While it's no The Departed or Goodfellas, with Shutter Island, Scorsese has definitely cemented his place in a league all his own.
Joe Johnston
The Wolfman is a remake of 1941's movie of the same name. While the original was somewhat of a B-movie, it still had some decent character development to back up the action. The remake however, is all bark and no bite.
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