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Director David O. Russell is a little too chipper at times - breaking a restraining order is really no joke - but he brings a breeziness to this likeable tale of two misfits trying to make it work.

It may be a Hollywood comedy, but it's one that feels beautifully alive.

One drink too many, The Hangover Part II relies too much on its talented cast and not enough on the laughs.

It might not be quite as much fun as the first film but it's fun enough - and that's all that counts. Plus, there's a monkey in it.

Starting on Monday, Coogan and Bryden share meals . . . and what passes for conversation. When they're not insufferable, they're boring

I highly recommend going into this film blind, just to keep some of the surprises from being ruined. Oh, and being a 21-year-old male will also really help you to enjoy this flick.

Though the actors involved are mostly major players, the material they've been given to work with is very old hat.

He's Just Not That Into You is like reliving your 20s, without any of the fun.

The most even-keeled, pleasant and mainstream movie Jim Carrey has made in many a moon.

Numbingly predictable and not as filled with action as the misleading poster suggests.

Fans of Bongo playing narcissist Matthew McConaughey will breeze through this formulaic rom-com, though it possesses about as much charm as it does logic.

The movie's notion of humor is exemplified by Bradshaw's extended nude scene.