U.S. remake of Japanese filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa's film about a group of young people unnerved by a friend's suicide.

Tim Allen stars as an out-of-shape former superhero who must train the next generation to save the world.

Channing Tatum stars in “Step Up,” which has an age-old story and pools the talents of several dance movie alumni.

Ghastly events forced into a feel-good formula — it's not the memorial Sept. 11 needs.

"Talladega Nights" may skid some, but it's got Will Ferrell. Relax and enjoy the ride.

Seriously, what's with the male cows in "Barnyard"?

The intriguing film starring Robin Williams stays on just the right wavelength, dialing up plenty of doubt.

When compared with the usual uninspired teen flick, that is. Still, the movie isn't devoid of obnoxious behavior.

The big-screen "Miami Vice" has attitude to spare. Story and character, not so much.

Heavy-handed symbolism bogs down "Lady in the Water."

She's a testy superhero. He's a sweet guy who realizes dating her is a mistake. Mayhem ensues in "My Super Ex-Girlfriend."

"Monster House" stands out from the crowd of haunted- house tales thanks to its motion-capture animation, witty script and ace voices.

“Clerks II” is more sentimental and ruder than its predecessor, though its brand of raunch tends to curdle halfway out of the characters’ mouths.

The comedy takes a predictable ride to a sappy turnaround, but — gosh — Owen Wilson's still cute.

In Little Man, the Wayans brothers try to take dumb comedy to new heights, but they wind up shrinking the laughs along with one of their main characters, dwarfish criminal Calvin Sims (Marlon Wayans).

Awash with plot twists, this sequel is too much of what was a good thing.

A comic Meryl Streep brings a stylishly better-than-the-book allure to "Prada."

The Man of Steel's return stumbles.