If only it were less easy to laugh at “Oblivion,” a lackluster science-fiction adventure with Tom Cruise that, even before its opening, was groaning under the weight of its hard-working, slowly fading star and a title that invites mockery of him and it

their takes on the week in film. This week's video includes reviews of “In the House,” “The Lords of Salem” and “Oblivion.” See all of this week's reviews here. Movies, This Week's Movies, In the House (Movie), Oblivion (Movie), The Lords of Salem

In the year 2072, all that's left of earth is a lot of dust, the remnants of our cities and structures, and Victoria (Andrea Riseborough) and Jack (Tom Cruise), the maintenance team just awaiting permission to come join the rest of

Tom Cruise takes his impeccable hit-making ability back to the sci-fi genre with "Oblivion," but have the critics followed him? Though nearly every review credits director John Kosinski with the film's sleek futuristic aesthetic, most critics can't get

their takes on the week in film. This week's video includes reviews of “In the House,” “The Lords of Salem” and “Oblivion.” See all of this week's reviews here. Movies, This Week's Movies, In the House (Movie), Oblivion (Movie), The Lords of Salem

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