Men of Honor

Passes muster as an old-style biopic with its heart in the right place. There won't be a dry eye in the house.Read Full Review »

It isn't about thrills and explosions, but about tenacity, and most of it takes place within our own imaginations.Read Full Review »

Just what Gooding needed to restart his stalled career.Read Full Review »

Educational and upstanding, a little overacted and more than a little overdramatized. But it's honorable.Read Full Review »

Flaws and all, Men of Honor ultimately does its duty. It honors the feats of an incredible man.Read Full Review »

A stalwart military inspirational.Read Full Review »

There's something refreshing about its utterly unembarrassed embrace of the familiar. The director, George Tillman Jr., either doesn't notice or doesn't give a hoot about the way Scott Marshall Smith's script piles up cliches.Read Full Review »

Leaves you wanting to know more, and that's not a bad thing.Read Full Review »

In its quest to create "wholesome" entertainment, the movie industry is furiously turning back the clock four decades or so, to the days when men were men, girls were cute but knew their place and pencil-necked Poindexters stayed out of your damn face.Read Full Review »

Until its unbearably hokey ending, acquits itself reasonably well.Read Full Review »