None of the movies this week are rotten but Chronicle was surprisingly well received by the critics.

The first great movie of the year, The Grey is a tense survival thriller with a surprising amount of emotional depth, despite what you might think from seeing the trailers.

Peter Stormare is the go to guy for crazy Russians but Rade Serbedzija is the guy to go to if you want a more low key, serious Russian military officer, scientist, politician, etc.

Robert De Niro stars as one of the world’s most famous, and possibly dangerous, psychics in the next movie from Buried director Rodrigo Cortes.

Stephen Tobolowsky guest stars in this episode of The Lone Gunmen as a man whose entire life, including his wife and house, have been seemingly stolen from him.

One of the best movies of last year is on DVD and Blu Ray this week along with a whole slew of the most mediocre movies of last year.

Henry Cavill stars in this upcoming action thriller as a Wall Street trader who finds out his father (Bruce Willis) is a CIA agent after his family his kidnapped.

It’s fitting that a disastrous movie like 1998′s Godzilla would have an equally disastrous theme song like “Come With Me” by Sean “P. Diddy” Combs

Bobcat Goldthwait directs the sure to be controversial “God Bless America” which stars Mad Men’s Joel Murray as a vigilante who sets out to murder all the annoying assholes of American culture.

Liam Neeson continues his string of early year action hits with The Grey easily taking the number one spot at the box office this weekend.