This is one movie in which you will be impressed and effected by. You will not leave the cinema unmoved.

Will Smith returns once again, around July 4th festivities (that's "his" weekend, been that for years, right?), to kick some robot butt. The surprise here is that the movie is pretty good, even engaging at some points. Here's our review.

For those who haven't seen it, It's a story of a freelance photographer who appears to get caught in a street gang clash by accident. But it's no accident. He traces the whole history of the gangs and how he grew up and how the gang members grew into their stature.

One of the things about me any interest in movies is that I like to make a Top 10 list for each year. This is actually my second year posting a Top 10 list.

Starring: a horse. Co-starring: Viggo Mortensen, Omar Sharif, Zuleikha Robinson

Critical consensus (from rottentomatoes.com): The scenery looks great, but this overstuffed horse story contains too much cheese.

So the big Spielberg/Hanks movie is not doing as well as originally expected. Why is this happening - the movie got great reviews, and the star power is attractive. What went wrong? Here's a few ideas that have crossed my mind as I watched "The Terminal" this past weekend.