In this week's video review, Peter Travers discusses The X-Files: I Want to Believe and Step Brothers. Click above for the Rolling Stone film critic's take on the revival of the cult sci-fi TV show and the Will Ferrell/John C. Reilly buddy comedy.

• Review: Step Brothers (2.5 stars)

[Video: Pete Maiden]

In this week's video review, Peter Travers gives his endorsement to the highly anticipated The Dark Knight, the Batman movie featuring Heath Ledger's much-buzzed-about final performance as the Joker. Click above for the Rolling Stone film critic's full review.

• Review: The Dark Knight (3.5 stars)

This weekend brings two new effects-heavy adventures to your local cinema in the form of Guilermo Del Toro's monster mash Hellboy II: The Golden Army and the kid-friendly 3D romp Journey to the Center of the Earth. Which one deserves your rapt attention more, and is either one better than WALL•E? Click above for the Rolling Stone film critic's take on this weekend's offerings.

• Review: Hellboy II: The Golden Army

• Review: Journey to the Center of the Earth

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This 4th of July weekend is just like any other 4th of July weekend: there'll be barbecues, fireworks and a big-budget blockbuster starring Will Smith. This year's entry is Hancock, in which the former Fresh Prince plays a hard-drinking, foul-mouthed superhero. Is it worth heading to your local cinema during your long weekend? Click above for the Rolling Stone film critic's full take.

[Video: Pete Maiden]

Every week, Peter Travers lets you know what opening films deserve your hard-earned box office dollars. Click above to see whether or not Pixar's WALL•E and the Angelina Jolie-fronted assassin flick Wanted passes the Rolling Stone film critic's test.

• Review: Wanted (3.5 stars)

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Dueling comedies open this weekend — Steve Carell's Get Smart and Mike Myers' The Love Guru — but one is far from funny. Who's a better foil: Justin Timberlake or Anne Hathaway? For Peter Travers' full report, watch the video.

• Review: The Love Guru (.5 stars)
• Review: Get Smart (2.5 stars)

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[Video: Jennifer Hsu]

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This week's video review takes on Adam Sandler's You Don't Mess with the Zohan, in which the comedian stars as an Israeli commando hoping to succeed as a hairdresser in New York. Will Sandler's collaboration with SNL's Robert Smigel and Knocked Up mastermind Judd Apatow succeed? Watch and find out.

• Review: You Don't Mess With the Zohan (2 stars)

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This week's video review takes a look at the big screen version of Sex and the City. Does it maintain the spirit of the hit HBO show? Is it worth its two and a half hour run time? Most importantly, does it deserve your cinema dollars this weekend? Click above for the full conversation between Rolling Stone film critic Peter Travers and special guest Aubree Lennon, a longtime fan of the show who lends some feminine perspective.

• Review: Sex and the City (2.5 stars)

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This year's Memorial Day weekend blockbuster is the new Steven Spielberg-directed Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, starring Harrison Ford as the title character (Jones, not the skull). Click above for Peter Travers' full review of the film, along with where this entry stands in the four film series.

• Review: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2.5 stars)

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