Lots of fun on the big screen, despite cheap 3D effects, but probably wouldn’t hold up to multiple viewings at home.

A fun little film and a great-looking disc, slightly marred by the disappointing collection of supplements.

Jason Statham is Jason Statham in this pointless non-action flick.

While it adds little in the way of innovation, it’s an enjoyable political thriller, and Crowe’s portrayal of a corrupt New York City mayor is phenomenal.

Arnold’s return to the big screen is a predictable by-the-numbers action flick that only stands tall in its goofy over-the-top finale.

A pulpy melodrama that favors one-liners over character development, spectacle over substance. Enjoyable, but forgettable.

Jessica Chastain gives a riveting performance next to a stellar supporting cast in this portrait of a woman refusing to stand down in the face of adversity.

A well-directed screenplay anchored by the undeniable charisma of Tom Cruise in a more risqué hero role than usual.

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An enjoyable experience marred by weak editing and a bloated, unnecessary runtime.

An inspirational sports documentary with few flaws, recommended for just about everyone.

A decent, if forgettable, little flick that aims for slasher film nostalgia, but probably won’t appeal to modern horror fans.

An interesting experiment with some genuine thrills and chills, but the overall experience comes across as a bit uneven.

An atypical crime saga that serves as a biting social commentary on the failed American dream.

Anthony Hopkins convincingly embodies the Master of Suspense in this light-hearted, enjoyable love story.