Review: `Sunshine' dims after good start
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High gas prices, the need for alternate-energy sources, even global warming are tiny blips next to the problem encountered in the intriguing but ultimately unsatisfying sci-fi tale "Sunshine," in which our friend Mr. Sun runs out of fuel.
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As the summer winds  down, potential moviegoers might choose to take in the last few  rays of sunshine rather than cloister themselves inside a  darkened theater. Hollywood is counteracting that urge by  throwing a lot of films at audiences this weekend, hoping at  least one movie sticks.
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The reality soap opera "Starting Over" may sometimes seem like the sanest show on television, but in its second season is already not as good as it used to be.
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The new comic drama by Donald Margulies is steeped in a spirit of acceptance, yet does not make the familiar seem fresh.
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Three years after quitting, he returns with an album that flirts with maturity, then loses its nerve
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Despite some fine things, the show feels warmed over and sluggish: it doesnât have the sense of risk or discovery that a re-arguing of identity as a subject now needs, at least in a New York context.
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Sajid Khan's directorial debut leaves much, and we mean much, to be desired.
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Sometimes, 24 hours after the fact, it doesn't seem all that bad. Sometimes, though, it feels a lot worse.
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Sunny Deol's new action-adventure turns out to be a damp squib.
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Though occasionally successful as an animated wonder, the film is a mundane seasonal tale.
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It's a good starting point, but not a rock-steady one.
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Hollywood had one of its best summers in recent history, but the studios are not quite popping the Champagne.
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'Stop' is a rarity among films by first-time directors: enjoyable.
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Though the album has its moments, it's not entirely enticing.
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The end may be nigh in âSunshineâ â the Sun is dying, as is, alas, poor Earth â but director Danny Boyle is having a grand old time.
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NEW YORK  - A lack of sunshine doesn't appear to be responsible for the lower vitamin D levels that are observed in older, heavier, adults, a new study shows.
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Whether the good times keep rolling or slow to a crawl as second thoughts emerge may soon become clear.