Movie Reviews

BY MAGGIE SCOTT "Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day" is an annoying screwball comedy-wannabe that makes hysterical hash out of the conventions of its forbears. Evoking Carol Lombard to pale…

\BY MAGGIE SCOTT England isn’t quite so merry for a couple of adolescent girls who catch the eye of a king, in the historical drama, "The Other Boleyn Girl." Based…

BY MAGGIE SCOTT Cynics are sure to see the setting of part of the action of Definitely, Maybe in the campaign headquarters of Bill Clinton as a blatant pitch for…

BY MAGGIE SCOTT A medieval town works its magic on a pair of hit men ordered to lay low after a problematic job in London, in the drama In Bruges.…

BY MAGGIE SCOTT Weddings are getting a bad rap. Commercialized into costly extravaganzas, ceremonies meant to celebrate and sanction the civil and sacred joining of two people have turned into…

BY MAGGIE SCOTT Those who have been hit by the stock market plunge may want to attend "Mad Money" and take notes. Three ladies consider a scheme to personally "recycle"…

BY MAGGIE SCOTT TV’s beloved "meathead," Rob Reiner adds a tear-dabber to his cinematic resume with his new dramedy smackdown, "The Bucket List," starring two of Hollywood’s most beloved and…

BY MAGGIE SCOTT Like New York, Boston and L.A., St. Louis has its own professional organization of film critics. Founded and organized through the efforts of Cate Marquis and Sandra…

BY MAGGIE SCOTT A huge banner festoons a cavernous hangar. It reads, "Charlie Did It." Shades of the infamous "Mission Accomplished" sign instantly come to mind, and a premonitory shiver…

BY MAGGIE SCOTT She wants a baby and a new apartment, he wants her; she thinks their life is "never gonna start," he says they’re going to last. Holly (Hilary…