Didn't miss it by that much at all. 

Upon entering the prestigious Ouran Academy as an honor student, "commoner" Haruhi Fujioka stumbles upon the newest and most popular group of students in the entire school: The Host Club. Unfortunately, upon meeting the group, a stumble finds Haruhi in debt to the group for millions of yen, forcing an immediate...

It's so damn unusual to see an attempt at a funny Bond film.  Very unusual. 

Love Looney Tunes, but not so enamored with all that black-and-white stuff?  Don't be ashamed; this review's for you.

Warner Brothers’ famed series returns with another exhaustive romp through 75 cartoons (and a ton of special features to boot).

Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner, and Danny De Vito return one year after filming Romancing the Stone to find The Jewel of the Nile. This sequel, while not as good as the original, is still a very good and enjoyable movie in its own right, combining once again the genres of...

In 1984, Michael Douglas, Kathleen Turner, and Danny De Vito teamed up for a great action/comedy/romance film called Romancing the Stone. I've seen this movie many times over the years, and it's one of the several movies I could watch just about anytime for it's great combination of those three...

Actor Danny McBride (Pineapple Express, Tropic Thunder) stars as a fumbling Tae Kwon Do instructor in the 2006 film, The Foot Fist Way. Fans of McBride may be interested to see some of his earliest work, but everyone else can safely skip this one.

How does one review a classic like Young Frankenstein? First, it's best to know it's pronounced Franken-stein (steen).

Run, Fatboy, Run is very predictable, formulaic even, but has such good performances and pacing that you should be able to overlook all of that. Run, Fatboy, Run begins with Dennis running away, literally, from Libby on their wedding day.  If that’s not bad enough in itself, Libby also happens to...