What Dreams May Come (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2014)
After a grieving woman (Annabella Sciorra) commits suicide because of the accidental death of her family, her husband (Robin Williams) searches hell so he can bring her to live with him in heaven.
After a grieving woman (Annabella Sciorra) commits suicide because of the accidental death of her family, her husband (Robin Williams) searches hell so he can bring her to live with him in heaven.
Antz (Movie Reviews, Last Update Mar 2009)
Antz, the first animated creation of DreamWorks studios (co-owned by Steven Spielberg), gives us a peek into the hill in a way only animation can.
Antz, the first animated creation of DreamWorks studios (co-owned by Steven Spielberg), gives us a peek into the hill in a way only animation can.
Rush Hour (Movie Reviews, Last Update Dec 2009)
Diplomatic advisor Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan) from Hong Kong and loud-mouth Detective James Carter (Chris Tucker) of the FBI have nothing in common -- except the assignment to work together on the case of a kidnapped child.
Diplomatic advisor Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan) from Hong Kong and loud-mouth Detective James Carter (Chris Tucker) of the FBI have nothing in common -- except the assignment to work together on the case of a kidnapped child.
The Truman Show (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey) lives a quiet, ordinary life... but something just doesn't seem right. But when he decides to deviate from his orderly existence, his whole world appears to plot against him.
Truman Burbank (Jim Carrey) lives a quiet, ordinary life... but something just doesn't seem right. But when he decides to deviate from his orderly existence, his whole world appears to plot against him.
The Avengers (Movie Reviews, Last Update Feb 2012)
Considering the many television shows that have recently been turned into movies, you'd think someone in Hollywood would begin to recognize that these programs were never intended to be put into 70 million dollar productions and stretched to feature movie lengths.
Considering the many television shows that have recently been turned into movies, you'd think someone in Hollywood would begin to recognize that these programs were never intended to be put into 70 million dollar productions and stretched to feature movie lengths.
Madeline (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2009)
Written in the late 1930s, Bemelmans' writing and familiar illustrations have provided the inspiration for this film which, through an intelligent script and compelling images of Paris and France, does a remarkable job of making the little Madeline look and feel like the story from which she was born.
Written in the late 1930s, Bemelmans' writing and familiar illustrations have provided the inspiration for this film which, through an intelligent script and compelling images of Paris and France, does a remarkable job of making the little Madeline look and feel like the story from which she was born.
The Parent Trap (1998) (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Although they don't know it, twin sisters Hallie and Annie (both played by Lindsay Lohan), were separated at birth by a divorce. When the two accidentally meet at summer camp, and figure out their relationship, the pair decide to try and trap their parents (Natasha Richardson and Dennis Quaid) back into marriage.
Although they don't know it, twin sisters Hallie and Annie (both played by Lindsay Lohan), were separated at birth by a divorce. When the two accidentally meet at summer camp, and figure out their relationship, the pair decide to try and trap their parents (Natasha Richardson and Dennis Quaid) back into marriage.
Dr. Dolittle (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
In this remake of the 1967 movie (which featured Rex Harrison), Eddie Murphy stars as Dr. Dolittle, a medical doctor who's career goes to the dogs because of his extraordinary ability to talk to animals.
In this remake of the 1967 movie (which featured Rex Harrison), Eddie Murphy stars as Dr. Dolittle, a medical doctor who's career goes to the dogs because of his extraordinary ability to talk to animals.
Armageddon (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jan 2024)
The end of the world begins on the offshore oil rig of Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis), a tough oilman who has patented a sophisticated drilling method. He works with a crew of rowdy roughnecks, most with police records and dysfunctional personalities.
The end of the world begins on the offshore oil rig of Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis), a tough oilman who has patented a sophisticated drilling method. He works with a crew of rowdy roughnecks, most with police records and dysfunctional personalities.