Pixar once again encourages us to think as we laugh and marvel and cringe and smile.
While the characters have more meat to them than you might expect, their own flesh is all-too-frequently pierced
Upgrade leads viewers to some very nasty places itself as it bloodily rams home its legitimate cautionary message.
Adrift is one of those films that sails through some pretty major cinematic crosswinds.
Deadpool 2, like its predecessor, doesn’t just wallow in the depths of human depravity: It absolutely frolicks there.
Breaking In is one of the most frenetic, violent salutes to a mother’s love that you’ll likely ever see.
Infinity War will challenge many a moviegoer, especially young ones.
This is a typical Dwayne Johnson movie: Buildings explode, the end of the world is near, and only one man …
This animated film offers young filmgoers an age-appropriate look at one of the worst conflicts in history.
If you’re considering buying a ticket to Beirut, know that you’ll have to navigate that city’s war-torn streets and cratered …
Director Steven Spielberg has shaped Ready Player One as an over-caffeinated sensory explosion.
Isle of Dogs has some nice messages and a worthy moral. But it also can be sad and kinda disturbing …
This fast-moving, rock-’em-sock-’em pic is what it is: a matinee creature-feature begging for a tub of butter-soaked popcorn.
7 Days in Entebbe is a fascinating and, to my eyes, fair dramatization of that agonizingly long week.
This Lara Croft reboot does female empowerment right, albeit in a slightly over-the-top, cinematic video game sort of way.
