Tag: maya rudolph

Having fun at our current technologically-inclined expense, Mitchells vs the Machines is a rapid fun with a smart family drama at the center.

Luca explores the complexities of growing up through a colorful world, touching on racism and bigotry as it tells a simple fable that's enjoyable Pixar.

No joke is too low for MacGruber and it's able to get by on its willingness to dig itself into a hole so juvenile, you have to respect the …

Gattaca uses genetic tinkering to intelligently explore diversity and social bias through a successful sci-fi lens.

Emmet’s Folly Finn, the child at the end of the first Lego Movie, is nearly a teenager as Lego Movie 2 begins. His chosen brick person is still Emmet …

Murdering Happy You’ll need to excuse the plot of Happytime Murders. That’s just in the way of puppet sex. And puppet drugs. Happytime Murders is a one joke idea …

A Tame Melissa McCarthy Comedy That Puts Her Back In College More a miss than a hit, Life of the Party is a comedy vehicle built explicitly for Melissa …

Significantly improved over Big Hero 5 You can tell Big Hero 6 is from Disney: There is near instantaneous tragedy. After establishment of the world and the necessary science …

Nut Job's peppy 70 or so minutes manages to entertain, with enough positive messaging to break it from the labeling of total throwaway.

We're nearing formula for these stories which find a personality molding through family upheaval.

Friends with Kids pushes to a close with satisfactory results, at least in terms of character, this after some aimless plot wandering.

Bridesmaids has a length disease, one of those film diagnosis that dooms it from the start.