Entertainment

The Stoning of Soraya M will unnerve and disgust, but it will reveal crimes that remind us that true evil exists and threatens to destroy the soul of man.

Here's a list of films spotlighting the man of the house, which may spark some gift ideas for Father's Day.

Land of the Lost is based on the classic television series by Sid & Marty Krofft and stars Will Ferrell. Sounds like a 14-year-old boy's dream, but the laughs are few and far between, and the film is filled with strained and overly familiar routines.

The newest animated film from Disney and Pixar is charming, funny, touching and creative. And is easily the best picture of the year thus far.

Angels and Demons is a mix of fast-paced, action-pumped, nonsensical deeds of derring-do, blended with a tug-of-war theme between science and religion. But is it an attack on the Christian faith? I say no.

Once again, someone in charge of studio blockbusters assumes that if the film is busy enough and loud enough, we mere ticket-buying mortals won’t pay attention to the illogical premise. And maybe they’re right.

Battle of Terra is filled with comic-book action, but for a moive with a presumed peace at any cost theme, there sure is a lot of warfare going on.

State of Play is a gripping espionage thriller, despite the fact that it’s convoluted and has more suspects than a Charlie Chan movie.

New on DVD, the animated family film The Tale of Despereaux is an action-filled cartoon aimed at kids, but with lessons for the entire family concerning redemption, forgiveness and strength of character.

IT's ALIVE! The new 3D-animated film achieves maximun fun with intriguing special effects, a fabulously funny story and one of the best voice casts ever brought together. And Stephen Colbert finally gets to be president.