Mini-Review: Nothing like a half-brained comedy from the likes of the "brat pack" to procure a few much-needed laughs. Silliness aside, there's some intelligence to be found within the script to compensate for the film's flaws, allowing Old School to revel in all its vulgar glory.

Mini-Review: All I can say about Smiley Face is that it's a simple-minded comedy made for simple-minded folks who, well, smoke marijuana. If you don't, there are still a few laughs to be found, but the film assuredly isn't for everyone.

Mini-Review: No one said translating poorly written schlock to the big screen would be an easy task. This in mind, screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg has returned once again to slam line after line of cheesy, incongruous dialogue into our heads, along with an overabundance of unhealthy obsession, teenage angst, and oiled abs.

Mini-Review: It's unfortunate how poorly Ang Lee's version of The Hulk was received, seeing as how this dislike seem to revolve more around a general misunderstanding of his approach to the character rather than a generally poor film. Granted, I didn't like it much either, but I do appreciate Lee's approach. Unfortunately, such an emotionally driven plot wasn't what audiences were expecting.

Mini-Review: A guilty pleasure of mine that's unfortunately been getting some negative buzz nearly 16 years after its initial release and Oscar recognition. Granted, it may glorify stupidity, and the formula may be a little too pat for some, but it's one of those films I feel the need to revisit from time to time whenever I need to feel good about something, myself included.