Dianne Wiest

Sisters is fast paced and full of confidence, agreeable and affable enough to be sure, but it doesn't quite hit the comedy bullseye

In the opening scene of this raucous comedy prim Poehler accosts a "homeless" guy outside a coffee house with unwanted life-affirming advice and deodorant.  It's very funny indeed and the...

You would've thought that a movie starring top funnymen Martin, Black and Wilson would generate some laughs. Think again.

This is a more restrained and serious effort from director Mitchell after his outre Hedwig and the Angry Inch and rampant sexfest Shortbus.

This is a more restrained and serious effort from director Mitchell after his outre Hedwig and the Angry Inch and rampant sexfest Shortbus.

My, what a fertile imagination Charlie Kaufman has. All praise to him for coming up with wondrously original ideas. What a shame, though, that the finished product doesn't always fulfill them.

Once upon a time a film critic (or movie studio executive) coined the term "feelgood" and then probably leaned back in their chair contented with the day’s work.

Once upon a time a cinema critic (or movie executive) coined the term "feelgood" and then probably leaned back in their chair contented with the day’s work.