The Coen Brothers’ semi-autobiographical story about life in Minneapolis in the 60′s tries to examine whether there’s any divine meaning to our lives – maybe they should have tried to make a good movie.

Critics have hailed The Hurt Locker as the greatest war movie ever made. Does this suspense filled examination of a bomb disposal unit in Iraq live up to the hype?

Rated near the top of our list of the 5 best animated films of 2009, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs entrances audiences from ages 3 to 33.

Quentin Tarantino’s venture into the fog of war is steeped in subtitles and light on violence, but it’s still classic Tarantino. How is this possible?

We tried something a little different this week. With so many great movies to Tarantino’s name, it only made sense to combine our weekly Top 5 with our weekly review and turn it into a stroll through Tarantino’s 5 best films.

This week we discuss the documentary Fuel and examine Tarantino’s Top 5 movies.

Parents rejoice! Your first choice for a movie stocking stuffer has arrived!

Judd Apatow’s latest comedic venture might run a little long, but there are plenty of laughs to keep you going.

British time-travel crime drama, Life on Mars: Series 2 manages to pick up from Series 1′s neaty packaged finale and give the entire show a proper send-off. All the characters are back, and the series continues to make full and complete use of the setting and era.

Park Chan-Wook’s take on the vampire movie might be a little drawn out on the gore factor, but is a must-watch to at least get a non-Twilight perspective on the genre.