With a combination of Ryan Reynold’s and Denzel Washington’s superb acting and an unconventional setting for an action flick, “Safe House” provides novel adrenaline.

A light-footed fantasy with Pixar charm and Tarzan cheese, "John Carter" will be likely one of the most under-appreciated—films of the year.

“The Hunger Games” proves to be that rare triumph: a compelling adaptation that captures the spirit and atmosphere of its source material without sacrificing originality or pandering to its audience.

The Roving Reporter made the rounds at the 13th Annual Irish Film Festival, Boston.

Upon the recent release of "The Hunger Games," Flyby asked seven Harvard students to describe the movie in seven words. Most students asked to remain anonymous, due to what they termed the pressure of reviewing the megahit.

Most of us—most—will never be selected to participate in the Hunger Games. Luckily for everyone else, there's still a higher calling to represent our Districts in a nobler and less lethal sport: the Drinking Games.

“Undefeated” proves to be more than just another football documentary

Will Ferrell extrapolates upon his new Spanish comedy, "Casa de mi Padre."

Valerie H. Weiss began a Ph.D. program at Harvard Medical School—and ended up as a film writer and a director.