Kris Kristofferson

Instead of building on its predecessors, Blade: Trinity feels cheap, compromised, and plumb tuckered out.

That Maybury's film avoids easy categorization (and the increasingly cheap twistiness of today's psychological horror thrillers) is one of its finest points.

Triumphant coming-of-age drama (complete with horses!) [aimed] at little girls and their captive-audience fathers.

In the hands of actor-turned-director Charles Martin Smith, this kid-centric drama provides a welcome family option with positive values and a minimum of frantic, noisy CGI. It's a tale told on a human (and animal) scale.

While in its romantic and romanticized particulars, this A Star Is Born can often seem silly, hoary, disjointed or meandering, the essence of the showbiz narrative still exerts a powerful pull...

Wait—is this a lesbian dolphin dating movie?