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Know this going in: Sex and violence are the currency of Spike & Mike’s gory, twisted economy.

This likable romantic comedy runs the gamut of emotions – hitting tenderness, rage, remorse, and everything in between – but there are too many characters with too little chemistry to be a real keeper.

At once tremendously dense and gossamer-thin, this period romance/sci-fi hybrid from Hong Kong auteur Wong Kar-Wai is a riot of sight and sound that has an irresistible, elemental pull.

Johnny Depp delves into the mind of author J.M. Barrie in this adeptly realized celebration of the wonder of the imagination.

Clique comedy about teen groupthink lacks real bite.

Broken Lizard (the comedy group that gave us Super Troopers) spoofs summer-camp slasher flicks and lowbrow beach farces.

There's a definite sexual tension between Peter and Wendy in this live-action Pan that's heavy on the special effects.

Third outing is 90% chaff, 10% wit, and pure Children of the Corny.

On an American military outpost in Europe during the Eighties, the black market economy runs the show.

Adapted from the children’s book by Austin author Louis Sachar, the film features LaBeouf as a teen stuck at a Texas camp for juvenile delinquents.

Animated Japanese sequel about the legendary bounty hunter.