Need for Speed hasn't exactly put critics in overdrive when it comes to praise. But you won't see many reviews criticizing the film's stunt work or choices of chassis. The video game-turned-film pays homage to some classic and rare autos as street
Testosterone-fueled films invaded the cineplex this weekend, but they were no match for kids amped up on animation. Mr. Peabody & Sherman, the cartoon comedy in its second week of release, fended off Disney's race film Need for Speed and the sequel
DreamWorks Animation's "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" scored a box-office victory with a strong second weekend as "Need for Speed" fell short of expectations and "Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club" bombed. The 3-D animated "Mr. Peabody," a comedy about
Testosterone-fueled films invaded the cineplex this weekend, but they were no match for kids amped up on animation. Mr. Peabody & Sherman, the cartoon comedy in its second week of release, fended off Disney's race film Need for Speed and the sequel
Testosterone-fueled films invaded the cineplex this weekend, but they were no match for kids amped up on animation. Mr. Peabody & Sherman, the cartoon comedy in its second week of release, fended off Disney's race film Need for Speed and the sequel