Mary Pols

Streisand hits the road with Seth Rogen in a charming holiday movie about mothers and sons

An amiable romantic comedy starring Lizzy Caplan and Martin Starr goes up against The Hobbit. We feel sorry for it

The gang of usual suspects, from the wonderful Connie Britton to Michael McGlone, is all back in this amiable but uninspired ensemble comedy

Another kiddie movie featuring a crisis revolving around the holidays, with Jack Frost as the reluctant hero

Without his Thor power, this Red Dawn remake—which originally starred Patrick Swayze—would likely go straight to video

A fond and fun—but not particularly enlightening—look back at the making of Psycho, with a stellar Anthony Hopkins in the lead and Helen Mirren as his ever supportive wife

In which our reviewer exhibits signs of Stockholm Syndrome and claims this is the best Twilight movie ever

Denmark’s contender for best foreign film is a sumptuous delight about a crazy king, a passionate queen and a doctor who makes house calls

Things get ugly when one member (Walken) of a renowned string quartet gets sick and another (Hoffman) gets tired of playing second fiddle

In the most inventive family movie of the year, a bad guy longs to be good even though Pac-Man’s Pokey tells him it’s good to be bad