A disjointed comedy with unfunny, incompatible leads that’s barely held together by a decent supporting cast.

A vehicle for the Sandler clan, an entertaining coming-of-age comedy that takes some real chances and predicts a bright future for its young star.

Nolan’s biopic deals with paradoxical truths of a complicated man while showcasing the undeniable, if flawed, genius of the filmmaker.

A masterpiece of monology, reaching historic proportions as one of the few times a comedian has gotten this personal.

Seriously dark and accessibly strange, John Slattery’s crime comedy remains fun and coherent despite its intricate yarn.

The origin story of the spicy snack is inspiring, funny, and sweet, wisely focusing on the characters at its center.

While not as charming as the ‘90s classic, this remake still manages to fix everything wrong with the original, and then some.

Affleck and company rise above the one-dimensional told story with style, passion, and an aggressive 1984 soundtrack.

Bland, colorless, and yet another argument for why most live-action Disney remakes don’t work, regardless of their directors.

About as enjoyable as a bad movie can be, without being enjoyable because it’s bad.