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EW DVD Review: "Hachi: A Dog's Tale"

Even the manliest moviegoer likes to have a good cry from time to time. Chris Nashawaty reports.

<EM>EW DVD Review</EM>: "Hachi: A Dog's Tale"

03/08/2010 10:46 AM

EW Movie Review: The Academy Awards

Owen Gleiberman, film critic for Entertainment Weekly magazine, with his picks, and predictions, for this year's Academy Awards.

<EM>EW Movie Review:</EM> The Academy Awards

03/05/2010 10:09 AM

EW Movie Review: "Alice In Wonderland"

A new version of "Alice In Wonderland" has come to the big screen, this time in 3D. Neil Rosen filed the following review.

<EM>EW Movie Review:</EM> "Alice In Wonderland"

03/04/2010 11:43 AM

EW TV Review: "The Amazing Race"

Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly reviews "The Amazing Race."

<EM>EW TV Review:</EM> "The Amazing Race"

03/04/2010 09:38 AM

EW DVD Review: "2012"

The end-of-the-world popcorn flick "2012" is out on DVD this week. Chris Nashawaty of Entertainment Weekly Magazine filed the following review.

Updated 03/02/2010 05:00 AM

EW Movie Review: "Cop Out"

A new buddy flick starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan is hoping to win over the action-comedy crowd. Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly Magazine filed the following review.

02/26/2010 02:53 PM

EW Movie Review: "The Yellow Handkerchief"

Neil Rosen reviews "The Yellow Handkerchief" starring Kristen Stewart from the hit "Twilight" movie series and screen veteran William Hurt.

<EM>EW Movie Review:</EM> "The Yellow Handkerchief"

02/25/2010 02:46 PM

EW TV Review: "Survivor"

The newest season of CBS' "Survivor" has brought back some of the reality show's best known heroes and villains. Dalton Ross of Entertainment Weekly Magazine filed the following review.

02/25/2010 09:03 AM

Hollywood has cranked out more than its share of movies about the IRA and resistance against the British in Northern Ireland over the years. Some are beautifully shot and rousing with big stars giving big speeches, but there's never been another one quite like director Steve McQueen's recent indie film, "Hunger." Chris Nashawaty reports.