Let's just say that film fans who have followed director David Gordon Green's career for some time were left perplexed after watching "The Sitter." Re...

Between her cloyingly unfunny sitcom, New Girl, and her ubiquitous iPhone 4 commercials, she's way overfulfilled my daily -- nay, annual or even lifetime -- recommended dosage of Zooey Deschanel quirk.

Jesse Eisenberg is doing his best not to get typecast. The "Social Network" star, who has played awkward nerds in that Facebook film, "The Squid an...

There were four new releases this weekend and frankly none of them did well. Oddly enough, all four were female-driven, which means they should have been spread out. Instead they hurt each other.

Here's a quick synopsis for "Your Highness": a combination of "Lord of the Rings," "Krull," and "Half Baked." Danny McBride and James Franco take ...

Your Highness is certainly an original film for its genre, but is it any good, with or without the use of dangerous Schedule I controlled substances?

An oddball blend of crime tale and backstage comedy, Henry's Crime is a deadpan delight, an unexpected treat that offers the fire-and-ice teaming of Keanu Reeves and Vera Farmiga.

Natalie Portman plays it straight as a warrior princess in the medieval stoner comedy "Your Highness," leaving the drug use to co-stars Danny McBride ...

Your Highness is fatally-stymied by a script that still thinks that smoking weed is inherently funny, the "f-word" is by-itself comic gold, and homosexuality is automatically repulsive.

By the logic of the script for Your Highness, if I want to write an amusing review of the film, all I need to do is type the word "f**k" 500 times. O...

Yale Graduate School tuition: $33,500 Columbia Graduate School tuition: $32,392 Being friends with an Oscar-nominated actor: Priceless (aka, some hu...

Both nominated for Golden Globes for drama films this year, James Franco and Natalie Portman are trying their hands at comedy -- and are doing it medi...

If you've ever watched "The Princess Bride" and thought, this really would have been a better film if it had starred Kenny Powers and was rated R, the...