Reviews film

While not living up to the likes of the cinematic endeavors, at least the feature is better than most video babysitters.

Walt Disney is always a great source for films, with many memorable classics, as well as new entries coming out all the time. This gift guide highlights some of the most recent releases by Disney that I had a chance to review. Any of them would make terrific Christmas gifts …

On the Riviera may be slight in the plot department, but its music and the immense talent of its star make it a classic film that should not be missed.

An unauthorized documentary about the most popular boy band in music.

'A Fragile Trust' is Samantha Grant's documentary about the sensational scandal that upturned 'The New York Times.' Jayson Blair's plagiarism destroyed his news career and brought down Executive Editor Howell Raines and Managing Editor Gerald Boyd who resigned from in the wake of the scandal.

If only Disney had the same courage as their new princesses.

While there are laughs to be found, they’re pretty scattered throughout a slogging running time of nearly two hours.

The Mortal Instruments - City of Bones isn't bad and it makes me curious for what the next chapter will bring.

Tom Hanks' fuzzy Walt Disney jousts with Emma Thompson's prickly P.L. Travers in a warm and satisfying behind-the-scenes tale about the making of one of the studio's classic films.

Director Francis Lawrence has finally delivered the movie the first film tried so hard to be.