It’s a rare thing for a movie to feel incredibly inspiring and yet deeply depressing all at once.
Earth is dying, and mankind throws a Hail Mary pass through a providential wormhole in this grandly scientific, often confusing …
Before I Go to Sleep’s real problem is not one of scope and craft as much as wince-worthy moments betwixt …
Self-made journalist Louis Bloom is a bad person doing bad things … to make a good point? Does that make …
Here we have yet another woeful byproduct of that much ballyhooed partnership between Hasbro and Universal Pictures.
To lag, meaning to fall or stay behind. That’s what Keira Knightley’s done in this quirky, indie dramedy. But the …
This overwrought romance gives us, of course, two likable lovers—and a really problematic love story.
It’s called The Book of Life, but it takes place on the Day of the Dead and in the Land …
A rumination on race relations at a fictional Ivy League school, Dear White People wants to give us something important …
You just can’t keep a good monster down—not when he’s 350 feet tall. And now Japan’s favorite destroyer of cities …
St. Vincent didn’t convince me of Vincent’s sainthood. But it does remind me that people are so much more than …
This judge-accused-of-murder tale is far less about legal entanglements and more about an estranged father and son searching for reconciliation.
A new dimension of the ancient monster Dracula is being exposed to the sunlight. Was he really just a misunderstood …
In the midst of that dank darkness, the story works hard to hit at some of the big issues teens …
This third and final tribute to Ayn Rand’s hyper-capitalist and hyper-individualist philosophies finally answers the core question. And it’s not …
