Editor Pick: Film

In the end, 'Big Bad Wolf' is a big, bad bore.

'Ernest & Celestine' is an offering at the New York International Children's Film Festival which runs until the end of March.

The film may have a loosey-goosey tone, but it is thankfully dopey without ever becoming dumb.

Fans should rejoice that Lionsgate has delivered their beloved 'Games' on Blu-ray with a wealth of special features.

The best film on both Sommers' and Koontz’s big screen resumes.

As long as the popcorn munching public fills the seats, the answer is a less than enthusiastic but resounding “Yes.”

I invite you to sit down and watch Lee Daniels’ 'The Butler', and once you have experienced the film, I doubt you will ever question why we have a month devoted to black history.

It’s all just a way to string along the plot to the big reveal which is about the only thing that leaves an impression; the title is all you’re bound to remember.

There’s a clue that you’re watching a Luc Besson film. It comes in the form of a bazooka showing up in the first 10 minutes.

Could Criterion release a new version merely four years later that could better that presentation? Not really.