Your ability to enjoy Foolin’ Around depends entirely upon your willingness to accept a young Gary Busey as a roman...

          A thoughtful coming-of-age story somewhat in the vein of Harper Lee’s 1960 novel To Kill a Mockingbird , Birch Interv...

          Cut from the same financial-panic cloth as Fun With Dick and Jane (1977) and 9 to 5 (1980), this adequate comedy d...

          The military-themed comedy Whiffs must have seemed promising at the conceptual stage, because the premise is outrag...

          Although not generally one to chase cinematic trends, the iconic John Wayne clearly made McQ with a eye toward emul...

          The best children’s fables operate on the same wavelength as a kids’ imaginations, with such grown-up consideratio...

          Crafted by two of New York’s most celebrated wits—and based on an idea by a lesser light from the same strato...

          A great sports movie, a memorable comedy, and one of leading man Burt Reynolds’ best films, The Longest Yard is als...

          An admirable but not entirely successful attempt at transplanting classic film-noir themes into a hip ’70s milieu, t...

Although it might seem on first glance to be a blaxploitation picture, The Take is instead a straight-ahead crime thriller that just ...

           The ’70s were filled with interchangeable action pictures about young rebels zooming across the countryside in hot cars while re...

          In the years between Walt Disney’s death in 1966 and the mid-’80s ascension of the storied Eisner/Katzenberg regime at the W...