Powerful, disturbing, and sometimes maddening documentary about the effect bullying has on young people.

Iron Man 3 starts off strong but starts to sputter like one of Tony Stark's malfunctioning armored suits as it nears the end. Still, Shane Black's first directorial effort in the Iron Man series manages to be more entertaining that Iron Man 2 thanks to some zippy dialogue.

Robert Downey Jr. is still the reason to see this entry. He provides more sparks than the film's myriad of digital effects.

Funny but way too long. With some tightening up, this would have been an easy comedy to recommend but, like it's pseudo-prequel Knocked Up, it veers off the cliff into repetitive dramatic episodes that just bog it down.