Not a great film, but a good action film with a dynamite performance by Liam Neeson.

Another hilarious, laugh-a-minute film in the vein of Judd Apatow movies. The pairing of Paul Rudd and Jason Segel is terrific, each bringing a different brand of humor to their roles.

While completely ridiculous, "Crank: High Voltage" was better than it's predecessor in my opinion. It's hard to deny that this film provides leave-your-brain-at-the-door-entertainment.

I wasn't a fan of "The Da Vinci Code" and I thought "Angels and Demons" was even worse. Tedious and meandering, with not a single actor looking like they're enjoying what they're doing.

I haven't seen the original, but this one was dreadful for me. All mindless action and no plot and no decent performances. Yes, it's an action movie but I didn't find it terribly entertaining either.

A very disappointing big-budget period movie. While there's decent performances throughout, Michael Mann's direction, overuse of digital cinematography, and poor characterization weigh the movie down.

Nothing special, really...But it's worth watching for John Malkovich's performance as Buck Howard.

Essentially a one-man show by Sam Rockwell, Duncan Jones' directorial debut is a terrific science-fiction film in the vein of "2001." It'll entertain you and make you think.

A ludicrous "evil child" horror film that takes itself too seriously. It's slightly long at 2 hours (it could've been 90) and the "twist" is predictable and idiotic.

Finally, a unique romantic-comedy that avoids Hollywood cliches (besides the ending). Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt are terrific in this charming little film.

Quentin Tarantino's WWII epic is even better on a second viewing. While some will be disappointed due to the misleading trailers, this is a terrific film that defies genre categorization. Great performances by Waltz, Pitt, and others.

A terrific remake. While far from perfect, "The Last House on the Left" succeeds as both a remake and a horror film. More could've been done with it, but as it is it's suspenseful and atmospheric with strong performances, especially by Garret Dillahunt and Tony Goldwyn.

Steven Soderbergh's wonderfully zany bio-pic featuring a great performance by Matt Damon. Not a perfect film, but definitely an interesting portrait of a complicated man.

A break from the mainstream by director Sam Mendes. Indie-film fans will love it and I found it a quietly amusing film with two low-key performances by Maya Rudolph and John Krasinski.

A romantic-comedy that breaks away from the mainstream mold. Jennifer Aniston and Steve Zahn have great chemistry and Woody Harrelson plays an amusing role; "Management" is a very cute romantic-comedy.

"Zombieland" has one purpose; to entertain. And it does just that. It does not require one to think, just to watch and react. It's a movie with a brief running time that flies by.

A weak film that could've benefitted from a re-write. However it features a dynamite final performance by the late Brad Renfro and a number of interesting characters (along with some uninteresting ones unfortunately).

Will Ferrell and Danny McBride make this an amusing time-passer...Based on an obscure TV show, "Land of the Lost" could eventually develop a cult following as it's much more enjoyable than I would've imagined.

Great chemistry between Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock, but beyond that it's a by the numbers romantic-comedy. Worth watching if on a date or just wanting to kill time.