Review: 'Pain & Gain' a crude, cruel and crass true crime comedy

Review: 'Pain & Gain' a crude, cruel and crass true crime comedy

To say that Pain & Gain is Michael Bay's most restrained film in six years is either an indictment of the devolution of Bay's directorial career or an earnest wish that he return to making movies without giant fighting robots. Despite its pedigree, the

Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson star in Michael Bay's true-crime actioner about Miami body builders.

For a Michael Bay movie, Pain & Gain is getting remarkably good reviews and positive buzz â€" even its negative notices are full of phrases like “the most charming Michael Bay movie in a long while.” The primary question that

(CNN) -- What was it Jane Fonda used to say? "No pain, no gain." She wasn't talking about punching a guy in the face, handcuffing him to a chair for days and weeks on end, stringing him upside down like a piece of dry-cleaning, setting him on fire

'Pain & Gain', 'The Big Wedding' and 'Mud' debut. It's a star-studded weekend at the box office with 'The Big Wedding', 'Pain & Gain' and 'Mud.' Big names include Robert De Niro, Diane Keaton, Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson, Matthew McConaughey and