Starring: Review: The title dares to evoke From Russia With Love, one of the best Bond movies ever. From Paris With Love isn't among the best of anything, but it definitely corners the market on the worst. Staring John Travolta with shaved head and badass attitude left over from The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3, this clanking bore of a movie teams Travolta's gun-crazy CIA agent with Jonathan Rhys Meyers' tight-assed desk jockey who wants in on the special ops action. Peter Travers reviews From Paris with Love in his weekly video podcast, "At the Movies With Peter Travers." Director Pierre Morel tries to duplicate the B-movie tension he instilled in last year's Taken with Liam Neeson going medieval on the nether regions of bad guys hellbent on selling his daughter into white slavery.... Rating: 1 Star

Starring: Review: This shameless tearjerker is Hollywood's alternative assault on Super Bowl weekend. Translation: While guys grunt and stuff their faces in front of large-screen TVs, women will line up to luxuriate in a bubblebath made from essence of Nicholas Sparks. You know who Sparks is, the guy who writes bestselling weepies that become appalling movies, such as The Notebook, Message in a Bottle and Nights in Rodanthe. The newest Sparks is Dear John, about soldier John (Channing Tatum), on leave from Special Forces to visit his hermit, coin-collecting dad (Richard Jenkins) in South Carolina. Peter Travers reviews Dear John in his weekly video podcast, "At the Movies With Peter Travers." Of course John meets a girl, she's Savannah and played by the lovely Amanda Seyfried. To... Rating: 1 Star