Renee Zellweger

Oscar winner Jim Broadbent turns up long enough to say, "I wish I was dead."

Is the fish fresh?...Shark Tale believes it can foist off high-speed energy in the place of wit.

Cinderella Man may not be subtle, but it's reminiscent of the well-crafted popular entertainments of Hollywood's Golden Age, blarney and all.

Labors mightily to present world-famous children's author Beatrix Potter as a preternaturally free spirit.

Seinfeld's pleasingly idiosyncratic comic voice comes through in the haphazard, slaphappy storyline.

A crowd-pleasing romantic comedy with enough complexity to set it ahead of the pack.

The recipe of New in Town isn't secret, and it tastes like pablum to me.

Harris has made himself a reputation as a mark of quality...Like Pollack, Appaloosa has the best of both worlds, with Harris both in front of and behind the camera.

The coup de grace comes in the form of Ginormica, a clever metaphor of figurative and literal female empowerment...Plus there’s lots of explosions.

As artless as it can be—and as thuddingly predictable about the baby’s parentage and whom Bridget will end up with—even grumps will admit to scattered amusing bits...and the likeability of Zellweger and Firth.