You're going to have to forgive me in advance, because This Is Where I Leave You has inspired me to drag out maybe the second-most-overused quote of all time, just after Andy Warhol's canard about 15 minutes of fame: "All
In this week's new releases, Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy star in “The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby,” which joins the twin chapters of a single narrative about a marriage in crisis. And despite its all-star cast, “This Is Where I Leave You” isn
“This Is Where I Leave You,” a misanthropic misfire adapted from Jonathan Tropper's novel of the same name, wants viewers to believe many things, among them that even the most petty, bickering examples of bourgeois entitlement can be redeemed by pat
Here are some of the things you will see should you find yourself seeing This Is Where I Leave You, the film adaptation of Jonathan Tropper's best-selling book: fist fights, a flipped car, pot, poop, a stolen Porsche, fake breasts, an extremely
This Is Where I Leave You's star-studded cast has "freewheeling" chemistry, but the storyline is predictable, writes Us Weekly's Mara Reinstein.