…panders to the Christian market while simultaneously tiptoeing around it.

“There is a breath of fresh air amidst the deadening gunplay…

Danny Trejo has been in a lot of movies, but you don’t always get a good look at his face. He usually pops up only briefly in tough-guy bit parts. But in Machete he’s the star, and man does this guy have one gnarled, weather-beaten mug. It’s as if he had a staring contest with

“I’m beginning to suspect that writer-producer-actor Seth Rogen is up to foul play.

In case you’re thinking about seeing Predators this week, here’s what you might be in for…

Here’s to director Nimrod Antal, who since coming to Hollywood has managed to not only overcome an unfortunate name but also at least two unpromising movie assignments. First there was Vacancy, about a squabbling couple at a creepy motel, which he turned into a queasy grind-house movie that was heavy on atmospheric suspense. Now he

“Creative exhaustion led to the development of an A-Team movie; the film itself is simply exhausting.

Say what you will about Tom Cruise’s loony, off-screen behavior – the guy remains a star in front of the camera. Like many Cruise characters, the spy he plays here has a nice balance of confidence and charm. In real life, these qualities can curdle into smarm, but in action fluff such as Knight and

“Is there a less promising director-actor team at work today than Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe?

“Agreeable cheese.