New York Daily News

"The only thing that's missing, in fact, is a soul. On the other hand, there's a good chance you'll get so caught up in what they're doing, you won't even notice how stiff and inhuman the actors appear (...) Rating: *** (out of four)"  

"It's a mess from start to finish (...) Still, there are some solid laughs, and the evident goal isn't to pull off a great plan but to kick up some lighthearted amusement (...) Rating: ** (out of five)"   

"Gens and his screenwriters have nothing but contempt for the characters, the cast and, especially, the audience"  

"Parton’s starched visage leaves her unable to achieve the most basic duty of an actor: expression. Fortunately, Latifah is able to carry the movie with a characteristic blend of grace and sensibility (...) Rating: ** (out of five)"   

“'U:A' is merely a would-be videogame adventure on the big screen, with 3-D added to boost ticket prices and make the murky, dark scenes seem even more muddy (...) Rating: 0 (out of five)"   

"Whether Cage is still paying off castles, appeasing the IRS, or rebuilding his comic book collection, it's clear he's decided, for now, to trade his talent for cold, hard cash (...) Rating: *** (out of five)"  

"Despite the calculated advance press about the movie's nudity, polygamy, dirty talk, etc., David Wain's comedy is depressingly banal (...) Rating: ** (out of four)"  

"Every Perry movie has its highs and lows. This time, the highs are a little higher, and the lows not quite so low (...) Rating: ** (out of five)"  

"While softening Geisel's darker themes, they still meld a valuable message into catchy songs, bright images (nicely done in 3D) and funny characters (...) Rating: *** (out of five)"  

"This thriller is half-'24,' half-'Buried' and, despite a few twists, unable to move anywhere"  

"No one can be happier about 'The Hunger Games' success than writer-director Joseph Kahn, who was smart enough to cast Josh 'Peeta' Hutcherson (...) And that’s a good thing for everyone, since it means more people are likely to discover this amusingly irreverent indie comedy (...) Rating: *** (out of five)"   

"[Bosworth] brings some intriguing shadows to a movie that looks, upon first glance, to be a two-dimensional, post-'Sex and the City' romantic comedy (...) Rating: *** (out of five)"  

"Such a rare individual deserves a film that treats her not as a saint, but the remarkable, complex human being she actually is (...) Rating: ** (out of five)"  

"Madden and screenwriter Ol Parker take the easiest, most familiar paths (we're still doing Viagra jokes?), dropping every opportunity to explore issues like culture clash, loneliness and mortality (...) Rating: ** (out of five)"  

"Mackenzie is so taken with his concept that he forgets to build a fully realized film around it (...) The movie’s biggest asset is actually its palpable atmosphere (...) Rating: ** (out of five)"   

"The easily offended will be appalled. The rarely offended may be appalled. But they'll have to stop laughing long enough to realize it (...) Rating: **** (out of five)"  

"'Hysteria' won't rock your world, but it's a perfectly good stand-in until something better comes along (...) Rating: *** (out of five)"  

"Delightful proof that money and fame have nothing on ingenuity and wit, 'Safety Not Guaranteed' is worth a million meaningless blockbusters. Even if it cost millions less than any one of them (...) Rating: **** (out of five)"  

"Sex offenses that would shock the Marquis de Sade."

"There is indeed much beauty on display, from the icy Taiga landscape to the age-old trapping techniques passed on through generations"