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Sandler plays a socially inept, outwardly calm warehouse worker who harbors a maelstrom of rage.

Drew and the Sandman team up once more to make Valentine's weekend box-office dollars.

Two Adam Sandlers for the price of one? And Al Pacino?! It's still not worth it.

PTA's San Fernando Valley memories are blurrily sentimental

Sandler and the Safdies take a roller-coaster through the NYC Diamond District

The 'Chronicle' movie critics take a look back at what the Aughts wrought

It was a good year -- not a great one -- for the Toronto International Film Festival.

Mark Rylance raises this fantastical golfing biopic above par

The Universal monsters reunite for another animated kiddie fling

The hard-R comedy trilogy concludes with more mortal peril and questionable taste.

Print series celebrating P.T. Anderson on sale this week

Will Ferrell stars in this offbeat drama that's based on a Raymond Carver short story.

Grown Ups is the latest in an ongoing series of achingly nostalgic Adam Sandler schmaltzfests.

As far as we know, this Adam Sandler movie is the first Hollywood-made Jewish/Palestinian/immigrant comedy that also doubles as a surprisingly trenchant analysis of the Middle East's perpetual bloodbath.

Newest Adam Sandler comedy Chuck & Larry is a movie full of weak moments, contrived to the point of painful, that quickly turns from wild farce to gay-agenda movie.

Click is a message movie whose real message isn't "Stop and Smell the Roses, Jackass," but "How to Manipulate the Audience in 12 E-Z Steps."

An existential comedy, to be sure, but in the end this movie quite happily tips toward being and everythingness.

Will Ferrell's Anchorman needs more work behind the scenes.

This Theatre en Bloc show depicts love as a fight and is as exhilarating and aggressive as a contact sport

Something special? Nothing at all? “Go away, kid, you bother me” … ?

A queer's guide to gifting and weathering the next three years

Harry Knowles hits it big, in a manner of speaking. Plus: the Wilsons on SoCo and Bob Ray in the West.

Director of micro-indie Krisha turns his aunt into a star

A hard round-up of year-end hip-hop

Third time's a charm, if a bit forgettable

This boxing riff stars Stallone and De Niro, but it's hardly the stuff of Rocky vs. the Raging Bull.