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A mad scientist's experiments provide a beagle with superpowers and the ability to speak in this children's comedy based on an old cartoon.

Screenwriter Michael Zagst chooses laughter with Divine Access

Ken Marino, Gillian Jacobs, and director Jacob Vaughan on their monster Midnighter

Disney's first all-CGI, made-in-house, animated feature is painful for all ages, despite a voice-talent roster to make the angels weep.

SXSW 2000 Film Festival and Conference

Mark Wahlberg and the teddy bear he willed to life as a child stay BFFs into adulthood in Seth McFarlane's zany first foray onto the big screen.

John Hughes meets Wes Craven in a candy-coated home invasion

Mark Wahlberg and the irrepressible Seth MacFarlane return for a sequel

The genius dog and his adopted human son return for these animated adventures in time travel.

In this gross but smart comedy from Jacob Vaughan, a man's stress grows into a monster that explodes from his rectum.

The filmmakers deftly tread the line between stomach-churning and sweetly amusing

A giggly summer movie, Get Smart is a well-cast chip off the old block, although the toothless action sequences detract from the comedy.

Although this Mighty Ducks/Bad News Bears clone is predictable and inoffensive, it's filled with sweet humor and well-drawn young characters.

Now in its 15th year, the Independent Spirit Awards were created to recognize the so-called "indie" filmmakers who get by with low budgets, favor originality over the formulaic, and feature lesser-known or unknown talent in front of the camera. Well, that's what it used to be like.