Pixar once again encourages us to think as we laugh and marvel and cringe and smile.
Ocean’s Eight gathers the usual shady content suspects—such as foul lingo, illicit larceny, boozy tippling and light sensuality.
Upgrade leads viewers to some very nasty places itself as it bloodily rams home its legitimate cautionary message.
Action Point isn’t much of a movie, no matter how you slice its vomit-soaked layers.
What could have been a tender story about the struggles of four aging friends is ultimately crippled by its “naughty” …
Oh, the indignities a seasoned police dog must put up with just to take a bite out of crime.
Deadpool 2, like its predecessor, doesn’t just wallow in the depths of human depravity: It absolutely frolicks there.
The Kissing Booth is a disaster—especially for the target audience Netflix has aimed this TV-14 movie at.
Life of the Party is a sweet, smile-worthy pic … about 70% of the time. The rest, though, can feel …
This comedy suggests a man can be transformed by responsibility, hard work and the love of a family.
Tully honestly highlights the real struggles of parenthood—untouched by a filter.
Super Troopers 2 is a noxious, unwanted ticket on every level. It’s rude, lewd and ridiculously crude.
Though it’s not as raunchy as Amy Schumer’s R-rated comedies, there’s still plenty of content to deal with here.
This animated film offers young filmgoers an age-appropriate look at one of the worst conflicts in history.