Stephanie Plum, the starring character in Janet Evanovich's long-running book series, gets her own movie, which no one saw in theaters. It is now on DVD.
Actually sort of based on a true story,
The Vow stars Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams, and actually sort of surprisingly, isn't terrible.
The entertaining sci-fi action film
Chronicle, about three teenagers who develop superpowers - for better or for worse - is now on DVD and Blu-ray.
Kate Beckinsale is back and looking as good as ever in
Underworld Awakening, which is just like the last three... for better or for worse.
Madonna's
W.E. is now available on DVD and Blu-ray, and we're giving away three DVDs of the romantic drama to our readers.
Released last week on Netflix, Jonah Hill's
The Sitter is a babysitter comedy that lacks sexy babysitters... and laughs.
From the director of
The House of the Devil comes another horror movie that feels like it's ripped from another era... now on DVD.
There's nothing scarier than a horror movie starring big-name actors, because more often than not they completely miss the mark.
Winner of 11 Razzies including Worst Actor (Adam Sandler), Worst Actress (Adam Sandler) and Worst Picture,
Jack and Jill has to be seen to believed. Or not.
If you want to see how NOT to make an alien invasion movie, watch
The Darkest Hour, out today on DVD and Blu-ray.
Steven Spielberg's
War Horse is now on DVD/Blu-ray, which reminds me just how much the movie comes so close to being great, but misses the mark.
An animated/live-action blend,
Hop is more tolerable than other recent films in the sub-genre, though comparing the movie to the likes of
Garfield and
Alvin and the Chipmunks doesn't say a whole lot.
The Descendants is now on DVD and Blu-ray, which allows us to revisit the question that has never been asked: is it the best
good movie of 2011?
The latest rendition of the classic Alexandre Dumas tale
The Three Musketeers is now on Blu-ray and DVD, complete with lots of swordplay and, for some reason, airships.
White Irish Drinkers is a movie that few, unfortunately, have seen, let alone heard of. Here's why you should see it.
