Movie Reviews (Page 5)

While Cadillac Records is meant to be a biopic about singer Etta James, it comes across more as a showcase for Beyonce Knowles to play Etta James.

One is always aware that it's arguably the world's most famous singer taking on the role of the iconic James.

See what else brings the movie down in our full Cadillac Records review. Enjoy!

Forget politics. Frost/Nixon is more like a boxing match, replete with training and then a four-round battle of an interview.

Read our complete Frost/Nixon review now and learn more about the drama.

Four Christmases isn't worthy of four stars, but it's a fun enough family film for the holidays.

Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn are two of our favorite comedic actors, providing our staff with enough of a reason to recommend this pleasant flick. Read more about it now with our Four Christmases review.

There's little doubt that Twilight will clean up at the box office this weekend.

But will those unfamiliar with the book series enjoy this big screen adaption? Read our full Twilight review and find out for yourself.

Bolt won't go down in history as a classic children's tale, such as Shrek or Toy Story.

Still, you can't go wrong with an animated dog voiced by John Travolta and his best gal pal, voiced by Miley Cyrus.

Read our full Bolt review now.

In The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Brad Pitt ages backwards. But he falls in love with a woman (played by Cate Blanchett) who ages like a regular human being.

Such an outlandish concept might fail in the hands of other stars - or in the hands of a director aside from David Fincher - but the elements combine to make an Oscar-worthy drama in this case.

Read more about it with our The Curious Case of Benjamin Button review.

Look for Sean Penn to be nominated for Best Actor and the film Milk to be nominated for Best Picture at the next Academy Awards.

What makes this drama so noteworthy? Check out our complete Milk movie review and see for yourself.

Slumdog Millionaire opens in limited release this Friday.

And mark our words: within a few days, the Oscar buzz for this film will continue to grow.

Read our complete Slumdog Millionaire review and find out why!

Soul Men will always be remembered as the last film to star Bernie Mac before his death this August.

Unfortunately, it won't be remembered for much else. It's a mediocre film.

Read our full Soul Men review now and let us know if you agree with its assessment.

Through the years, James Bond has become almost as well known for his quips and sarcastic one-liners as for his sex appeal and affinity for action.

In Quantum of Solace, however, fans should be in for a darker 007, one so focused on revenge that he leaves humor at home. Fortunately, he doesn't forget his Aston Martin and the movie doesn't forget that Bond followers crave action.

They receive plenty of it in the franchise's 22nd edition. Read out complete Quantum of Solace review now.