A veteran pot dealer creates a fake family as part of his plan to move a huge shipment of weed into the U.S. from Mexico.

Do we miss Hugh Grant yet? The once-ubiquitous rom-com star has grown choosier in recent years, appearing onscreen less often so that he might command more attention when he does. His smug charm has rarely

An actress who relies on her instincts on how to read a character and make her real, Jennifer Lawrence earned stardom with her Oscar-nominated role in “Winter’s Bone” and iconic action heroine Katniss

“Frances Ha” received more acclaim, but “Mistress America” is Noah Baumbach’s best, funniest film since at least ‘The Squid and the Whale” — if not ever. Few movies have so accurately portrayed the early

Woody Allen’s prolific output has been especially hit-or-miss in recent years, with every “Blue Jasmine” offset by a “To Rome With Love.” None of his Continental romances have been quite as swoon-worthy

Never underestimate the ability of Brad Pitt, Frances McDormand, Richard Jenkins, Tilda Swinton, John Malkovich and George Clooney to play adorably bumbling imbeciles. This precisely crafted Coen brothers

In the opening L.A. party scene of writer-director Nicole Holofcener’s fifth and most accessible brainy comedy romance, Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfuss), a divorcee and masseuse trying to get back into the dating

Michael Cera may not actually be the fastest kid alive, but the aughts’ most hilarious movie about teenagers being teenagers was a runaway success all the same. And it wasn’t just McLovin that made it

Many families have a movie night. Sometimes it can be a challenge to find a movie suitable for all family members. Hotel for dogs is a comedy and family movie. It is rated PG. It is directed by Thor