First-time director George Nolfi’s charming 'The Adjustment Bureau' takes a deeper look at how much influence seemingly insignificant moments can have on our future, using a love story with a hard sci-fi hook to present a philosophy seminar on the nature of fate versus free will. (Street Date...More>>

'The Royal Romance' — timed to arrive just in time for the April 29 wedding — is touted as an official film fully authorized by Clarence House, the office and residence of the Prince of Wales. It certainly plays like “official” — stodgy and formal, in true British fashion. More>>

While some moments in the film dragged in the beginning, it’s hard to turn away from two of the most likeable actors in Hollywood. (Street Date 3/15/11)More>>

The film is clearly designed for a niche audience, and anyone not wanting a lecture about faith would be advised to steer clear. The target Christian audience will eat it up.More>>

'Shopgirl' mixes love and pain, making it a winner for romantics as well as cynics.More>>

'The Last Word' premiered at the Sundance film festival in 2008 but never received a wide release. The dialogue is witty and sharp, the performances are first-rate, and it probably would have made a modest showing at the box office. But home video should give this wonderfully quirky indie a chance...More>>

'Elegy,' with its many fine qualities — namely its acting — is not quite what it could be, but does well as a sort of Sunday afternoon, not-so-taxing but still mindful romance. (Street Date 3/17/09)More>>

The 'Zack and Miri Make a Porno' home video is loaded with extras that may be funnier than the movie itself.More>>

'The X-Files: I Want to Believe' is basically an extended episode of the TV show.More>>

'Whirly Girl' will make for a decent girls-night-out flick, a cute date film or a way for lonely teens to imagine someday they might have a chance with the Whirly Girl.More>>