Dana Brown’s middling but undeniably gorgeous surfing documentary catches some incredible waves — on camera, that is.

Gore Verbinski’s animated fable starring Johnny Depp as a stranded chameleon makes for one of the most unique and subversive Westerns of all time.

Here are some cinematic arguments for taking cold shower and keeping it in your pants, available for immediate moral lecturing on Netflix.

Willem Dafoe is excellent as a man looking for a myth in director Daniel Nettheim’s melancholy and quietly powerful eco-thriller.

The Farrelly Brothers’ first film is still their best as it showcases the excellent comedic stylings of Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels.

Invite yourself to an American Reunion, come to the rescue of collegiate Damsels in Distress, track the elusive with The Hunter and make a deadly withdrawal at…

Jeremy Piven, Rob Lowe, Thomas Jane and Christian McKay party their way into self-destruction in Mark Pellington’s impressively dark melodrama.

“You’re right, no human being would stack books like this.” Revisit one of the best (and most quotable) movies of all time.

Neil McCormick (Ben Barnes) stands by helplessly as U2 takes the fame and fortune that was rightfully his in this wickedly funny dark comedy.

Tom Waits does his one-of-a-kind thing in this bizarre, circus-like musical theatre experience masquerading as a concert film.

Who needs a laugh track when the show’s actually funny? Television comedy upped its ante big time at the turn of the century when a lot of sitcoms actually became. . . well, goo…

Seann William Scott delivers his most likable performance to date as a violence-prone hockey player in director Michael Dowse’s gloriously profane sports comedy.

Director Roger Avary captures the anarchic spirit of one of Bret Easton Ellis’ better novels in this skewed look at decadent New England college life.

This weekend: First they clashed, now feel the Wrath of the Titans, have a brawl and get pucky with Goon, take a stand with buzzy documentary Bully and keep th…

Life is a roller rink in this pleasant homage to the late, great John Hughes starring Shiloh Fernandez and Twilight beauty Ashley Greene.