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Film reviews: John Carter | A Man's Story | Trishna | House of Tolerance Scotland on Sunday Lavish and lengthy, it has the spectacle and spirit of a Saturday matinee movie but not its fleetness or fun. There's no mistaking Ozwald Boateng's suits, as immaculately good-looking and colourful as the British designer himself. See all stories on this topic »

Reviews of recent and upcoming DVD releases Kansas City Star If this sounds like the kind of movie someone made up on the spot, guess what? It sort of is. Spearheaded by Matt Walsh of "Upright Citizens Brigade" infamy, "Road" is a hodgepodge of absolutely hysterical improvisational comedy that, balled together, ... See all stories on this topic »

Book Review: Tales From Development Hell Geeks of Doom Tales From Development Hell was British author David Hughes' follow-up to his astounding 2002 book The Greatest Sci-Fi Movies Never Made, a title that has become a cherished part of my personal library. First published in the US in 2004 Tales told the ... See all stories on this topic » Geeks of Doom

Suzanne Collins Reviews Finished Hunger Games Movie GotchaMovies By Kimberly Feng, Gotchamovies For audiences everywhere, this year's list of debuting movies is impressive. A few such eagerly awaited films include Men in Black 3, The Avengers, and The Hobbit. But one film in particular might trumph all other films ... See all stories on this topic » GotchaMovies

Movie review: The Lorax / PG, 87min Rating: 3/5 stars TODAYonline Yes, The Lorax - based on beloved children's book author Dr Seuss' 1971 classic picture book of the same name - has surprised everyone by exceeding industry expectations to become the biggest movie debut this year. And because the wonderfully brilliant ... See all stories on this topic »

Hipsters (Stilyagi) – Movie Review Monsters and Critics.com Written by Yuriy Korotkov (based on his book "Boogie Bones") with a libretto by director Todorovskiy this musical review is choreographed, rehearsed and performed with the yeastiness of Bob Fosse multiplied by the drilled precision of the Soviet space ... See all stories on this topic » Monsters and Critics.com

DVD reviews: 'Footloose,' 'To Catch a Thief,' 'Like Crazy,' more Amarillo.com (blog) The original, 1984 version of "Footloose" might not have been the greatest movie ever made, but for children of the 1970s and '80s, its an indelible movie memory. So the prospect of a remake, naturally enough, was greeted with a good deal of scorn. See all stories on this topic »

Wyatt Earp's Revenge DVD Talk Now, I know it's become popular in movie reviews (including some of my own, if I recollect correctly) to needle once-mighty Kilmer's inexplicable descent into anonymous straight-to-DVD fare like Wyatt Earp's Revenge. It's probably unfair to do so, ... See all stories on this topic »

The Woman In Black Review Musicrooms.net For a genre that aims for the audience's guts rather than their minds, horror movies are surprisingly difficult to pull off. It has all been done so many times that creaking stairways, rattling doorknobs and vengeful ghosts tend to come off as ...