In 'The Lone Ranger,' Johnny Depp employs familiar cinematic techniques of deception, while Al Pacino delivers a career-defining performance in 'Despicable Me 2' as Tim navigates the difficult terrain of recovery following surgery.

'Grown Ups 2' reunites the beloved ensemble for a film brimming with laugh-out-loud moments of juvenile humor, while 'Pacific Rim' falls just short of a flawless assessment, missing only the presence of one prominent actor.

The delightful, almost naive sense of marvel that permeates 'Turbo' is both captivating and disorienting, and 'Red 2' faithfully replicates the quality established by its predecessor.

Despite its considerable length, the compelling film "The Wolverine" holds up well, and actor Joe Estevez joins us to discuss Woody Allen's legacy and his role in "Blue Jasmine."

The Academy Awards might need to introduce a new category to accommodate "The Smurfs 2," while "300: Rise of an Empire" has ignited discussion regarding the significance of revisiting characters who perished in the original film.

Tim requires no viewing of "Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters" or "Elysium" to recognize their exceptional quality.

A disagreement regarding the location for a potential Star Trek film threatens Tim and Gregg’s plans for a 4:45 PM dinner reservation at Carrabba's.

The latest episode, following Gregg Turkington's departure, feels like a genuine turning point for Tim—and a welcome one.

Gregg’s inquiry about his missing copy of “Airheads” acts as a disruptive force in the delicate balance between Tim and Ayaka, casting a shadow over their connection.

The swiftness of a removal order, coupled with the release of a new Vin Diesel film—a perfect confluence of events, one might say.