Gregs Tagebuch 3 - Jetzt reicht's!

Ah, those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer. The two-month break from school. The parents nagging you to go outside and play, when you'd rather sit inside and play video games (and hey, that sun can burn, man!). The overcrowded local pool.

In spite of the ongoing franchise's title, middle schooler Greg (Zachary Gordon) is slowly outgrowing his status as a "wimpy kid." His Kafka-esque, put-upon existence in the first film gave way to a sequel that saw him battling his cruel older brother...

Another year, another installment of the “Wimpy Kid” franchise, which began in 2010 with “Diary of a Wimpy Kid,” continued in 2011 with “Roderick Rules” and now reaches “Dog Days,” which unfortunately proves an apt subtitle.

An obvious improvement over 2010's subpar Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days follows Zachary Gordon's Greg Heffley as he gets into a variety of off-the-wall situations over the course of one very long summer.

The fanboys have to face facts: the trilogy of summer movies about their favorite hero has come to its end. No, not Batman—I speak, of course, of Greg Heffley, the middle-school protagonist of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. Like The Dark Knight Rises, D