Vincent Burnton

Make no mistake, “The King’s Speech" is by all accounts a good film, but it never truly exhibits the “X” factor that makes some films great.

“True Grit” is a film that you’ll want to share with your children generations from now to show them how they used to make movies way back when.

Much like last year’s “Avatar,” “Tron” comes as a visual effects-laden gamble whose end goal isn’t so much to provide a story as it is to provide an experience and access to a new world.

While the genre of romantic comedies isn’t high art once in a while you’ll get something really worthwhile. “Love and Other Drugs” isn’t that movie.

Harry, Ron and Hermione may be older, but the adventures are really the same in the first installment of J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."

"127 Hours" is not just a story about Man vs. Nature. It's a story of Man vs. Self.