<p>In our weekly video feature, Flick Picks, The Daily Beast’s Ramin Setoodeh and Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. See which films get a “yes,” “no,” or “maybe” from our critics. This week: Is the long-awaited superhero ensemble feature <i>The Avengers</i> a perfect start to the summer movie season, or a disappointing one?</p>
Ramin Setoodeh
<p>In our weekly video feature Flick Picks, The Daily Beast’s Ramin Setoodeh and <em>Rolling Stone</em> film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. See which films get a “Yes,” “No,” or “Maybe” from our critics. In this week’s lineup, <i>The Lorax</i> shows us why Dr. Seuss movies don’t work on the big screen. Plus, have we already seen the worst movie of 2012?</p>
Ramin Setoodeh
<p>Grab your ballot and listen up. Here’s why Christopher Plummer from <i>Beginners </i>isn’t a sure thing and <i>The Iron Lady</i>’s Meryl Streep will probably go home empty-handed.<br> </p>
Ramin Setoodeh
<p>In our weekly video feature ‘Flick Picks,’ The Daily Beast’s Ramin Setoodeh and Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. See which films get a ‘Yes,’ ‘No’ or ‘Maybe’ from our critics. This week’s lineup: How could Rachel McAdams forget Channing Tatum in <i>The Vow</i>? And, Denzel Washington and Woody Harrelson as corrupt characters in, respectively, <i>Safe House </i>and <i>Rampart.</i></p>
Ramin Setoodeh
<p>In our weekly video feature ‘Flick Picks,’ The Daily Beast’s Ramin Setoodeh and Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. See which films get a ‘Yes,’ ‘No’ or ‘Maybe’ from our critics. This week, we ask whether Daniel Radcliffe stumbles with <em>The Woman in Black</em> after his huge <em>Harry Potter</em> success. Plus, <em>Chronicle</em> is a superhero story for angsty teenage boys. </p>
Ramin Setoodeh
<p>In our weekly video feature ‘Flick Picks,’ The Daily Beast’s Ramin Setoodeh and <em>Rolling Stone</em> film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. See which films get a ‘Yes,’ ‘No,’ or ‘Maybe’ from our critics. This week: Does <i>Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close</i> exploit September 11? Plus, the martial-arts magic of Steven Soderbergh’s <i>Haywire</i>.</p>
Ramin Setoodeh
<p>In our weekly video feature, Flick Picks, The Daily Beast’s Ramin Setoodeh and <i>Rolling Stone</i> film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. Today, in our special Golden Globes edition, the critics predict who will win the top six movie prizes at the awards show Sunday night, from George Clooney to <i>The Artist</i>.</p>
Ramin Setoodeh
<p>In our video feature ‘Flick Picks,’ The Daily Beast’s Ramin Setoodeh and <i>Rolling Stone</i> film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. In our year-end special, they pick the best and worst movies of 2011. See the winners from George Clooney and Ryan Gosling and why Taylor Lautner made the worst list—twice.</p>
Ramin Setoodeh
<p>In our weekly video feature ‘Flick Picks,’ The Daily Beast’s Ramin Setoodeh and Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers debate the new movies opening at a theater near you. See which films get a ‘yes,’ ‘no,’ or ‘maybe’ from our critics. This week’s lineup: David Fincher vs. a double dose of Steven Spielberg. Here’s how <i>The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo</i> fares against <i>War Horse</i> and <i>The Adventures of Tintin</i>.</p>
Ramin Setoodeh
Ramin Setoodeh and Peter Travers on what to watch and skip at the movies. This week, Tom Cruise vs. Robert Downey Jr.
Ramin Setoodeh