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Man vs. beast, man vs. man, man vs. corporation, man vs. himself — The Hunter takes all these pretty ladies out for a spin, but can’t seem to decide which one to bring home.

I’m pretty sure I ruined the night of a pair teenage boys huddled in the back row of a recent screening of Project X, a party disaster movie targeted at kids who find the Hangover franchise too sophisticated.

With his round, bearded face and gentle voice, John Bunting (Daniel Henshall) is an unassuming monster — it takes a while to spot the terrible danger within him. In Justin Kurzel's The Snowtown Murders

The underdog candidate for this year's Oscar for Best Documentary Feature, Undefeated is, fittingly, about an underdog sports team, a group of kids from an underfunded urban school for whom football provides some desperately needed structure as well as a possible route to a better life.

Jason O’Mara ("Terra Nova") and Daniel Sunjata ("Grey’s Anatomy") co-star with Katherine Heigl (who plays Stephanie Plum) in the upcoming "One for the Money" based on the popular book by Janet Evanovich.

There are times when too much of a good thing and not enough meet halfway and settle into a comfortable middle ground. That's the case with Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tintin

American versions of foreign films are almost always put in the position of having to swagger onto the scene, justifying their existence almost before they even exist.

Thanks to our friends at Huffington Post by way of Twitter user UVAMichael, we now can see Oscar-winner Daniel Day-Lewis looking very much like Abraham Lincoln. The only thing missing is a top hat, oh and those jeans have to go!

In olden times — as far back as 1993, even — I’d sometimes see screenwriters quoted in defense of their craft, asserting that the script is always the backbone of a good movie.

The B-movie marquee title of Cowboys and Alienssuggests a picture that’s more irreverent, imaginative, and fun than the turgid movie that stands behind it.