Dermot Mulroney

It's a blessing that The Wedding Date doesn't try too hard, but it's a curse that it doesn't try hard enough.

Cutesy stuff, breezily amusing but...a basically weightless and disposable date movie.

[A] pleasingly off-kilter domestic comedy.

How often do you see a film that's not only interested in girls' lives but equally honest about their tribulations and their potential?

[Gives] Weaver equal billing with everyone's favorite Southern spitfire, Holly Hunter. Teaming up these heavyweights is the genius notion of Copycat, a solid serial-killer thriller elevated by phenomenal acting.

Though it does thrill with intense, close-cropped action photography, swift editing, and vivid sound design, The Grey makes as much of an impression by being unexpectedly emotional.

Despite the odd sharp observation, somehow J. Edgar comes off like the Max Fischer Players' production of Serpico...

Perhaps the title sets an expectation Ken Kwapis’ movie can’t quite deliver.

Faced with almost three decades of complicated history, Jobs does a fair job of telling the story of Apple and conveying something of what made its co-founder unique.

Absent the electricity of live-wire live performance, the play's paucity of depth becomes more obvious. What's left to carry the day are a nasty streak of black comedy and the redoubtable acting ensemble.

Though the [film]...cannot pretend to be free of its own leanings, Vanderbilt allows a reading of Mapes’ tragic errors amidst its melancholy diagnosing of TV-news’ slow, painful death march from the public trust into modern corporate product.