An overdue tribute to a generation of gifted youngsters whose seminal contributions to popular culture deserve to be acknowledged.

An irresponsible frittering away of the cinematic capital amassed by Stiffler, McLovin and other beloved icons of the teen genre.

With its heavy adult-themed plot, viewers will be mixed with this artistic approach. Nevertheless, there are plenty of elements that make the film worth seeing.

The picture is worthwhile for the powerful performance of Elle Fanning alone, an emerging star steadily rising out of her sister Dakota’s shadow.

Film stands as a fitting tribute to a pair of extraordinary overachievers and as a touching portrait of over a half century of black-on-black love and of lives very well lived.

After this fiasco I only need 9 more movies for my next 10 Worst List.

Between its predictably and the absence of chemistry between Kidman and Jackman, Australia amounts to little more than an amusing if just as readily-forgettable diversion.

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Perry's act never gets tired. His films always deliver a message and a laugh. In this one, there's plenty to go around.

A gritty, super-realistic, female empowerment flick most memorable for Melissa Leo’s spellbinding, Oscar-nominated performance.

High School Musical is a review-proof enterprise certain to thrive regardless of what any snooty critics have to say.

High School Musical is a review-proof enterprise certain to thrive regardless of what any snooty critics have to say.

Same story, same result. Save your money and catch the original on DVD.

A script is so pathetic, the picture should never have been greenlighted.

A crime saga strictly for the very gullible.

You’ll laugh here and there at the outrageous antics of Bernie and Sam, given their screen chemistry and larger than life personas

The value of this seminal contribution to cinema lies in its groundbreaking portrayal of the Second World War from the perspective of African-American soldiers

Don’t be duped by the promising-sounding scenarios, the material here never digs any deeper than the average episode of a cheesy TV sitcom from the Sixties or Seventies.

With its kinetic pace and convoluted storyline, the film is too infuriating to hold your interest.

A sappy chick flick for soap opera fans inclined to sacrifice character development in favor of panoramic seascapes and lingering close-ups of locked lips and loins.

It makes you want to scream and then commend, reprimand and then smile

Smart and sentimental but not syrupy, with a well-executed script guaranteed to leave you in tears.

A candid commentary on the state of the battle-of-the-sexes in a post-racial age of strangers with benefits.

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It's the same man-saves-the-day stuff we've seen in the past, so check your brain at the door and sit back for pure fun.