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America's funniest Ted-Id-Bear is back in Ted 2, pursuing his own unique form of non-traditional marriage. Buckle up. This is compulsive satire, with the biting gags coming rat-a-tat-tat. It rarely goes more than two lines without a punchline, not even counting the visual comedy, which is nearly as on-the-beat. Plus there is ample singing and dancing. Creator-director-star Seth McFarlane is a prolific genius, the sick bastard.

Ted 2 is consistently LOL, with frequent giggles in between. Then there's the regular gotta shake your head at how mean-spirited some of the jokes are. Some …

Run see Run All Night if Liam Neeson bonding, then brawling with Ed Harris sounds like your cup of tea. It sounded like mine, and was. The two venerable actors certainly don't disappoint in their manly duet.

Formulaic in the extreme, RAN still has lots to like, starting with a great cast that also features Vincent D'Onofrio & Genesis Rodriguez. He's nails as an NYPD Homicide Det. and she's regal as a wife & mom.

Spanish director Jaume Collet-Serra has made a specialty of Neeson revenge thrillers, Run All Night coming after "Unknown":http://www.viewguide.com/movie_reviews/3693-un…

George Miller reboots Mad Max for a new generation with Fury Road. Tom Hardy ably replaces Mel Gibson, while Charlize Theron shepherds five wives through hell, adding a woman's touch to what remains an absurdly masculine movie. The result is an exhilarating – albeit ridiculous – entertainment experience.

The movie is one long chase scene, an operatic, absurd, heavy-metal chase scene through a forbidding landscape. Basically it's a post-apocalyptic scream-dream. More wearing than exhilarating after a while, it feels somewhat repetitive over the course of 2 full hours. However, it is a…