Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson

I think you can smell what the Rock is cooking: a dish that'll fatten your head but pleasantly plump your gut.

As far as I can tell, no one is at the controls of Doom.

Johnson gives the part his authoritative all, but he doesn't have the depth of ability to elevate a sappy script that regularly calls for up-choking.

For the summer months, it'll do nicely, and we can all thank our lucky stars that we get Steve Carell as Maxwell Smart.

A ridiculous though not entirely unpleasant way to while away ninety-two minutes.

If it's possible for a movie to be agressively bland, Race to Witch Mountain is that movie.

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

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].