Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

Book of Secrets, however, isnt so much a romp as a long trudge through American history factoids and conspiracy theory gobbledygook. ( Read More )

Richard Schickel

Satire is ever a tough sell to the populist audience, which prefers sentiments of a more uplifting kind, while the crowd that might get a kick out of this film it will likely dismiss it as kid stuff. ( Read More )

Toddy Burton

Simultaneously dumb and enjoyable, the silliness manages at times to be both wonderful and cringe worthy. ( Read More )

Roger Ebert

Instead of sending everything over the top at high energy, like Top Secret or Airplane!, they allow Reilly to more or less actually play the character, so that, against all expectations, some scenes actually approach real sentiment. ( Read More )

Peter Sobczynski

However, it is still a breezily amusing goof with a few enormous laughs, a good number of smaller one and a cheerfully anarchic spirit beating inside of its rock and roll heart. ( Read More )