The idea is this is supposed to be funny. It’s not.

What doesn’t work is the downtime, in which Josh Klausner’s script repetitiously uses the “out of touch” routine for some dialogue-driven laughs that aren’t there.

It’s easier to see yourself in Greg Heffley’s position with some space as opposed to being alongside him.

Hilary Swank carries an uncanny resemblance to the famed female pilot in a film that pushes the audience into the story with hardly an introduction.

Predator bends the rules, changing it up so the title refers to the creature as much as Dutch (Arnold Schwarzenegger)

Fantasy is hot right now, that is understood, but if the mythology behind it carries no originality, then it doesn’t take any imagination to process either.

… Tooth Fairy has absolutely nothing to offer… It follows every predictable plot point to the letter.

Whether Avatar will be able to stand up to time, especially with the advancement of visual effects, is debatable.

While the worn out musician, far out of his prime, reeks of Hollywood cliché, Bad Blake is more than that.

Some may fault the film for its slightly choppier animation, yet the charm and artistry is still there.