Enchanted (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jun 2020)
Happily ever after seems like only a fairytale for Princess Giselle (Amy Adams) when an evil queen (Susan Sarandon) banishes her from a perfect animated world and casts her into the live-action reality of New York City. Ill-prepared to cope in this un-Enchanted land, Giselle finds a friend in a divorce lawyer (Patrick Dempsey) while she waits for a handsome prince (James Marrsden) to come to her rescue.
Happily ever after seems like only a fairytale for Princess Giselle (Amy Adams) when an evil queen (Susan Sarandon) banishes her from a perfect animated world and casts her into the live-action reality of New York City. Ill-prepared to cope in this un-Enchanted land, Giselle finds a friend in a divorce lawyer (Patrick Dempsey) while she waits for a handsome prince (James Marrsden) to come to her rescue.
Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium (Movie Reviews, Last Update May 2020)
Mr. Magorium (Dustin Hoffman) decides to retire and leave his Wonder Emporium to his shop assistant Molly (Natalie Portman), so he hires an accountant (Jason Bateman) to settle his affairs. Unfortunately, the man of numbers doesn't have enough imagination to see how magical the toy store truly is.
Mr. Magorium (Dustin Hoffman) decides to retire and leave his Wonder Emporium to his shop assistant Molly (Natalie Portman), so he hires an accountant (Jason Bateman) to settle his affairs. Unfortunately, the man of numbers doesn't have enough imagination to see how magical the toy store truly is.
The Jane Austen Book Club (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2018)
Does art reflect life, or vice-versa? That is a question pondered by a group of Jane Austen fans (Kathy Baker, Maria Bello, Emily Blunt, Maggie Grace) that form a book club, and begin to notice their own experiences are playing out like a plot from one of their favorite author's books in this adult-oriented drama.
Does art reflect life, or vice-versa? That is a question pondered by a group of Jane Austen fans (Kathy Baker, Maria Bello, Emily Blunt, Maggie Grace) that form a book club, and begin to notice their own experiences are playing out like a plot from one of their favorite author's books in this adult-oriented drama.
Martian Child (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
Recently widowed, a sci-fi author named David (John Cusack) adopts a young boy (Bobby Coleman) who claims he comes from Mars. Whether truth or fiction, as the two lonely souls spend more time together, their relationship opens up a whole new world.
Recently widowed, a sci-fi author named David (John Cusack) adopts a young boy (Bobby Coleman) who claims he comes from Mars. Whether truth or fiction, as the two lonely souls spend more time together, their relationship opens up a whole new world.
A Perfect Day (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
When a man (Rob Lowe) loses his job, his wife (Paget Brewster) suggests he try writing a book. The novel's unexpected success soon has the author entertaining ideas of fame and fortune -- at the expense of his family. As the Christmas season approaches, the predictions of a mysterious stranger (Christopher Lloyd) cause the writer to re-examine what he really values.
When a man (Rob Lowe) loses his job, his wife (Paget Brewster) suggests he try writing a book. The novel's unexpected success soon has the author entertaining ideas of fame and fortune -- at the expense of his family. As the Christmas season approaches, the predictions of a mysterious stranger (Christopher Lloyd) cause the writer to re-examine what he really values.
Moondance Alexander (Movie Reviews, Last Update Mar 2009)
Moondance Alexander (Kay Panabaker) has a personality as unusual as her first name. Unable to make friends at school, she finds a kindred spirit in an equally lonely pinto pony. But in order to ride, she must charm the horse's withdrawn owner (Don Johnson) and convince her over-protective mother (Lori Laoughlin) it is safe.
Moondance Alexander (Kay Panabaker) has a personality as unusual as her first name. Unable to make friends at school, she finds a kindred spirit in an equally lonely pinto pony. But in order to ride, she must charm the horse's withdrawn owner (Don Johnson) and convince her over-protective mother (Lori Laoughlin) it is safe.
Across the Universe (Movie Reviews, Last Update Mar 2009)
Flower power blooms in this movie musical about Jude (Jim Sturgess) and Lucy (Evan Rachel Wood), two lovers caught up in the 1960s' Cultural Revolution and protesting the Vietnam War.
Flower power blooms in this movie musical about Jude (Jim Sturgess) and Lucy (Evan Rachel Wood), two lovers caught up in the 1960s' Cultural Revolution and protesting the Vietnam War.
The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
This lengthy movie with an equally lengthy title, offers a glimpse into the private life of Jesse James (played by Brad Pitt), one of America's most glamorized outlaws, and the man who won a place in the history books by assassinating him (Casey Affleck is cast as Robert Ford).
This lengthy movie with an equally lengthy title, offers a glimpse into the private life of Jesse James (played by Brad Pitt), one of America's most glamorized outlaws, and the man who won a place in the history books by assassinating him (Casey Affleck is cast as Robert Ford).
The Game Plan (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Joe Kingman (Dwayne"The Rock" Johnson), a famous quarterback and lady's man, has to come up with a new Game Plan when an eight-year-old girl (Madison Pettis) appears on his turf claiming to be his daughter.
Joe Kingman (Dwayne"The Rock" Johnson), a famous quarterback and lady's man, has to come up with a new Game Plan when an eight-year-old girl (Madison Pettis) appears on his turf claiming to be his daughter.
The Kingdom (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
In this fictional story, a terrorist attack on a group of Western citizens living in Saudi Arabia has inflamed Americans, who call for an FBI investigation. Given only five days in The Kingdom to crack the case, a team of elite agents (played by Jamie Foxx, Chris Cooper, Jennifer Garner, Jason Bateman) must face diplomatic hurtles, a dangerous extremist cell, suspicious and uncooperative locals, as well as the recognition that they have become the next target.
In this fictional story, a terrorist attack on a group of Western citizens living in Saudi Arabia has inflamed Americans, who call for an FBI investigation. Given only five days in The Kingdom to crack the case, a team of elite agents (played by Jamie Foxx, Chris Cooper, Jennifer Garner, Jason Bateman) must face diplomatic hurtles, a dangerous extremist cell, suspicious and uncooperative locals, as well as the recognition that they have become the next target.
Sydney White (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
In this renovated fairytale, a collage student named Sydney White (Amanda Bynes) joins forces with seven misfit males, and sets out to makeover the campus's prejudices and bullying practices. But her plan to paint the world right threatens to unseat a reigning sorority queen (Sara Paxton) --and that's something the evil witch will not take sitting down.
In this renovated fairytale, a collage student named Sydney White (Amanda Bynes) joins forces with seven misfit males, and sets out to makeover the campus's prejudices and bullying practices. But her plan to paint the world right threatens to unseat a reigning sorority queen (Sara Paxton) --and that's something the evil witch will not take sitting down.