Tom O'Keefe Movie Reviews

Will Ferrell and Adam McKay (director of and writing partner on films like Step Brothers an Anchorman: The Legend of

Based on a French film (has that ever worked?) Dinner for Schmucks stars Paul Rudd as Tim, an upwardly mobile

Has there ever been a movie more destined for Wal-Mart’s $5 bin than Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty

The Simpsons’ spot-on Behind the Music parody contains one of my favorite lines in the history of the show. As

Based on a popular series of children’s books, Ramona and Beezus stars Joey King and Selena Gomez, respectively, in the

Don’t read this review. Seriously. Don’t. Christopher Nolan’s latest film is such a twisty-turny fantastical film that, if you have

You know you’re in trouble when a film opens with a flashback only to immediately follow it up with…another flashback.

Predators begins (brace yourself, I’m about to get all fancy on ya) in medias res with our hero (Adrien Brody)

In the new animated feature Despicable Me Steve Carell voices Gru, a super villain so reprehensible that he delights in

Not much has changed since last time. Victoria (Bryce Dallas Howard) is still plotting to avenge her lover’s death at