Movie Reviews (Page 6)

According to Moviehole, a new favorite has emerged for the role of Jack Ryan in another movie in the former Tom Clancy franchise.

Reportedly, Aaron Eckhart is at the top of the filmmaker's casting wish list.

"He hasn't been offered the role – it's merely a thought at this stage, but he's a name that keeps popping up in relation to the part of Ryan, so someone over there obviously likes him," said a source.

Eckhart, of course, was most recently seen as Harvey Dent/Two-Face in The Dark Knight.

Role Models stars a few of our comedic favorites: Seann William Scott, Paul Rudd, and McLovin himself:Christopher Mintz-Plasse.

While the story loses momentum about halfway through the film, the aforementioned actors make us laugh often enough to garner a positive review. Read it in full now.

In Changeling, we get too much of Angelina Jolie.

We know what you're wondering, fellas: How is that possible?!?

It's possible because the movie doesn't seem to realize that its true story is startling enough on its own; there's no need to go overboard with lighting, special effects and over-the-top scenes. Read more about them all with our Changeling review.

Based on the cast and the premise, there's little doubt that Zack and Miri Make a Porno will be a hit.

But, rest assured, it actually deserves to be one.

The comedy's two stars, Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks, ensure the film is far more than a one-note waste. The jokes aren't all based around how many dirty words character can say.

Check out our full Zack and Miri Make a Porno review now.

Sex Drive is no Superbad.

The new comedy isn't super bad, either, though.

Read our full Sex Drive review now and read about the humorous cameo Seth Green makes in this raunchy comedy. It makes it almost worth the price of admission.

If you love bullets, noise and chaos - and nothing but bullets, noise and chaos - then Max Payne is for you.

Unfortunately, if you also love Mark Wahlberg has an actor and any semblance of coherent story telling, then you're better off picking up The Departed or Boogie Nights.

Read our complete Max Payne review now.

RocknRolla may have an unusual name. But it possesses the typical plot of any movie directed by Guy Ritchie.

Cool crooks, supposedly witty dialogue, a reliance on tricks such as freeze frames and slow motion. Anyone that's seen Snatch or Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels has seen all this before.

And they've seen it done better. Read through our full RocknRolla review now for more.

Yes, W. is the story of the least popular President in American history.

So, why would Oliver Stone make a movie about him? Like you really need to ask.

In the end, though, this biopic isn't nearly as controversial as one would assume. Read our W. review in full right now and see what else we have to say about the film.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe star in Body of Lies.

Is there anything else you need to know about this thriller?

Probably, but the point remains that these two stars carry a solid action movie. Audiences may have proven to be hesitant to pay money to see anything resembling a movie about war or terrorism; but the presence of DiCaprio and Crowe will change their minds in this instance.

Read our complete Body of Lies review now!

How to Lose Friends & Alienate People stars Simon Pegg as a lovable jerk and Megan Fox as a gorgeous actress.

What else could movie goers hope for?

Those that read the book on which the comedy is based may have hoped for a more biting, satirical look at Hollywood. But viewers won't be disappointed by the entertainment value of this film.

Our How to Lose Friends & Alienate People review actually reveals that there's more to this movie than Megan Fox looking like Megan Fox.