Yes Weekly - Movies Reviews http://www.yesweekly.com/articles.sec-271-1-movies-reviews.html <![CDATA[Messy Australia still a trip worth taking]]> My reasons are legion, but here's the short list: the labored hipness, the pointless anachronism, the frantic editing and the in-your-face overacting. ]]> <![CDATA[Hamlet 2 delivers the slings and arrows of outrageous comedy]]> Coogan is stunning in his commitment to the character of Dana Marschz (pronounced, he insists, “MAR-ss-shh-zuh”). This man is many things: struggling actor, idiotic playwright, terrible husband and appalling educator. ]]> <![CDATA[Rainn Wilson struggles in mediocre Rocker]]> The answer: Occasional hilarity. Very occasional. Rainn Wilson stars as Robert “Fish” Fishman, who in 1986 was kicked out of Vesuvius, a Cleveland hair-metal powerhouse on the verge of world domination. He never recovered from the indignity. ]]> <![CDATA[The kids are all right in angsty documentary]]> It’s been a long summer. Who’s ready for a non-franchise, non-superhero inspired movie that will tug at your heartstrings, make you laugh and restore (or reaffirm) your faith in the nation’s youth? If your hand is in the air, report directly to American Teen,. ]]> <![CDATA[There’s hazy fun aboard the Pineapple Express]]> <![CDATA[Costner’s Swing Vote crashes in flyover country]]> <![CDATA[flicks.]]> Along the way, they'll contend with relationship difficulties between Hellboy and his girlfriend, Liz (Selma Blair); a new love interest for egghead fish-man Abe Sapien (Doug Jones); and the introduction of a brilliantly-conceived, entirely gaseous team leader voiced by Family Guy Seth McFarlane.]]>