Matt Wolf Movies

A discredited journalist (Daniel Craig) and a mysterious computer hacker discover that even the wealthiest families have skeletons in their closets while working to solve the mystery of a 40-year-old murder in this David Fincher-directed remake of the 2009 Swedish thriller of the same name. Inspired by late author Stieg Larsson's successful trilogy of books, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo gets under way as the two leads (Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara) are briefed in the disappearance of Harriet Vanger, whose uncle suspects she may have been killed by a member of their own family. The deeper they dig for the truth, however, the greater the risk of being buried alive by members of the family, who will go to great lengths to keep their secrets tightly sealed. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Adventure-loving house painter Mr. Popper (Jim Carrey) contends with the problem of having too many penguins in director Mark S. Waters' adaptation of author Richard Atwater's beloved children's book. Shortly after penning a letter to a team of Arctic explorers, Mr. Popper is surprised to receive a penguin in the mail. Later, after making his mischievous new pal a cozy new home in the freezer, the hapless Mr. Popper comes into possession of a playful female penguin as well. Before long Mr. Popper finds himself surrounded by a growing family of the flightless birds, and begins training them to perform in a traveling show dubbed Popper's Performing Penguins. With each new town the show travels to, pandemonium is quick to follow. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

One of the last remaining human rebellions left on Earth makes their final move against a deadly robot force in the sci-fi action flick Transmorphers. Asylum Entertainment, the same company behind such other direct-to-DVD rip-offs as Snakes on a Train and The Da Vinci Treasure, brings home to audiences the ultimate fight between man and machine that their $1.98 budget can afford. Three hundred years after a race of transmorphing alien robots took over the planet Earth and decimated it, a team of rebels cryogenically unfreezes a hero in hopes of giving them the edge in the fight for all humanity ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi

A man is drawn into the mysterious world of autistic children in this drama. Matt (Matt Wolf) is a man in his mid-twenties from New York City who is looking to sort out his life after an illness. Matt takes a volunteer position at a summer camp for autistic children, and is assigned to look after two children, Rob and Wayne, who cannot speak. Matt has trouble reaching out to Rob and Wayne, and he often squabbles with Ernie (Ernie Jurez), another counselor whom Matt feels is unnecessarily harsh to the children. Matt becomes involved with Rachel (Phe Caplan), another counselor at the camp who finds the demands of the work a bit hard to deal with; Matt and Rachel soon find themselves at odds with one another when Jessica (Jessica Fuchs), one of Rachel's charges, begins to open up to Matt and attempts to bring him into her private world of cartoon characters and stuffed animals. Paradox Lake also features actor and author Jason Miller in a supporting role as one of the camp directors; it was his final screen appearance, shot shortly before Miller's death. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi