In an age where superhero movies have become all but color-by-numbers, and action movie stars appear to be all but invincible, it is good to know that there are still filmmakers willing to make an engaging and unpredictable action movie, like Snowpiercer.

They Came Together brings David Wain and Michael Showalter back to the big screen for their first parody outing since the cult classic Wet Hot American Summer. It may not be amazing, but it will tide us over until they get around to making the next WHAS.

In between drunk freak-outs, buying increasingtly strange housing, and general strange behavior, Nic Cage finds time to make movies both good (the recently hailed Joe) and bad (well, mostly bad). Here is a review of the latest in the latter category.

2 Jesse Eisenberg's? How will you be able to tell the difference, you say? Well, that doesn't seem to be a problem, but there does seem to be something wrong, if only now Marcus could figure it out.

The new comedy Neighbors represents a changing tide for the Apatow crew, but does it also represent the coming of Zac Efron as a serious actor? One Efron movie leads to another and soon you're in a strange apartment, with a hastily scrawled message on the pillow by your head reading "Thanks for the fun--Zac" Not even as much as a little drawing of a heart to comfort you in your shame.