Mila Kunis

Jason Segel, Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis, Jack McBrayer & Russell Brand: [Segel:] The sad reality was that for several years while I was out of work I had been writing a Dracula puppet musical. Without a sense of irony...

Bateman reliably tickles in his signature role of a square who can’t catch a break, and Wiig once more delivers subtly funny character work in a tricky role.

Where Black Swan most succeeds is in Aronofsky’s high-flying style, his approach to the story as a fever dream blurring the fine line between a performer playing a role and a psychotic succumbing to delusion.

Though the jokes are strictly standard setup-punchline stuff, the cast brings a freshness to the material.

If you yearn to be treated like an eight-year-old, this R-rated kids movie for adults—the very opposite of Judd Apatow’s wave of 'time to grow up' comedies— is all yours.

Oz the Great and Powerful gets saved from the junk heap by Franco and especially by director Sam Raimi, who happily treats the enterprise as a sandbox.

The tasteful austerity of style and solid performances can't overcome a script that largely stands between emotional humanity and the viewer.

To the extent we still demand rich characters and sensible plotting, the Wachowskis' latest is a few planets short of a galaxy.

Depicts the teenage slacker ethic of avoiding responsibility whenever possible and clinging to youthful good times while they last. The show did the same, taking eight years (and 200 episodes) to depict [three].