Stallone is back after leading the Expendables last summer for a team up with Fast & Furious’ Sung Kang in New Orleans and directed by action legend Walter Hill. Is it a classic pairing or should Stallone stick to working alone?

Our patron saint, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is back for The Last Stand where Arnold plays a small town sheriff whose town is in the cross-hairs of a dangerous drug kingpin hurtling toward them in a souped up sports car.

Jamie Foxx saddles up with Christoph Waltz in Quentin Tarantino’s spaghetti southern “Django Unchained”.

There’s been a lot of grumbling and arguing about whether or not The Hobbit should have been one movie instead of the three it is now but if the next two movies are as exciting and fun as this one, we are in for another great fantasy trilogy from Peter Jackson.

Arnie’s autobiography is a comprehensive look at his fascinating life, but the amusing anecdotes are few and far between.

The new Red Dawn finally came out over the holiday weekend after three years on the shelf after the MGM bankruptcy. Is it worth watching or should it have been left on the shelf?

The fourth entry in the Universal Soldier franchise shakes things up by turning the series hero, Luc Devereux, into an insane leader of renegade UniSols, being pursued by Scott Adkins, on a mission of revenge.

After four long years, Bond is back in “Skyfall”. Here’s our take.

Wreck it Ralph does not quite live up to it’s classic video game overload promised by the trailers but it is still an incredibly fun movie with spectacular visuals and a great voice cast.

Taken exploded onto the action scene four years ago and cemented Liam Neeson as an ass kicking action hero. Now he’s back for Taken 2 but it unfortunately doesn’t live up to the original.

If you love smart, exciting time travel movies, Looper is a must watch, despite a couple of nitpicks with the pace and plot.