Brendan Fraser

Joyless spectacle: it has a certain epic sweep...but it also has tacky CGI Yeti.

An unpretentious pulp adventure...

The film's bloated ambition seems of a piece with its panting, happy-dog charm.

The young lads in your family will thank you for taking them, but I'm not sure about anyone else.

Inkheart gets a pass for making books seem cool (if scary): if only it could have done the same for movies.

Predictable and, in the end, embarrassingly sappy...[but] does touch on some interesting points about the ethics of drug trials and approvals, the entrepreneurial spirit, and the challenges of doing important work that isn’t a sure thing...

Brought to you by Participant Media, makers of Food, Inc. and The Cove. Next time, guys, give a hoot and don’t pollute the multiplex. Save the children.

Like many rodents, the plot runs in circles, covering over and over again the same ground...[Plus,] Psy, who parties like it's 2012.