This ain’t the liquor talking. Cocktail isn’t a bad movie.
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Albert Brooks’s film is an amusing, if ultimately unsatisfying, comedy about what happens after death.
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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington is Frank Capra’s great American political folktale.
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Noah Baumbach’s adaptation of the landmark postmodern novel by Don DeLillo fails to deliver despite the enduring relevance of the novel’s subjects and themes.
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Knotts and Conway’s bumbling outlaw duo make The Apple Dumpling Gang an amusing entry point into the Western genre for little kids.
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With Yesterday, Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis craft a serviceable romantic comedy around the idea of a world where only one man can remember the Beatles, but never take its high-concept to the next level.
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Edgar Wright’s classic “rom zom com” is primarily a triumph of brilliant editing and montage.
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Pretty enjoyable, faithful enough, but not very remarkable.
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A mellowing and enriching family dramedy.
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As loose and genial as great films get.
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Adam McKay surprises with this winning, comedic take on the 2008 financial crisis.
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Amiable enough, even though its themes are a little stale.
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A majestically bad film.
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A musical unlike anything you've seen before.
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Baumbach's best film by a mile.
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Fatally attached to its protagonist's sour perspective.
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Baumbach's portrait of a middle-age crisis is his most accessible film yet.
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No longer surprising, but still a delight.
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Trippy and insane even by SpongeBob standards.
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Funny, pretty smart, and light on the blubber or syrup.
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