The Film Yap

Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston discover “Wanderlust,” and John Krasinski and Drew Barrymore chase after a “Big Miracle.” Continue reading →

When it’s hitting, “Wanderlust” packs a potent comedy punch. But this new entree from the school of Apatow shows the usual generous helping of dull stretches. Continue reading →

Jon Glaser makes the show he wants about a fame-seeking member of the Witness Protection Program. Continue reading →

Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess are two friends whose relationship spans 20 years in “One Day” and Paul Rudd wreaks havoc on his family in “Our Idiot Brother.” Continue reading →

Paul Rudd fans will rejoice. For most others, this indie comedy will be hit or miss. Continue reading →

First in a new series. Austin shows you the great free films available on Hulu.com Continue reading →

The forces of Johnny Depp & Angelina Jolie come together in “The Tourist” & Reese Witherspoon asks Paul Rudd & Owen Wilson “How Do You Know?” on DVD this week. Continue reading →

Hardly a laugh-a-minute comedy, but when “Dinner for Schmucks” hits, it hits on all cylinders. Continue reading →

Ring in the New Year with “Machete” and “Dinner for Schmucks,” on DVD this week. Continue reading →

A charming mess of a movie, “How Do You Know” features likable stars doing illogical things. Continue reading →