This deep Meryl Streep-Julia Roberts drama has been called a comedy by some. It’s actually pure Old Testament tragedy.
It’s a story about freedom and forgiveness inspired by Bishop T.D. Jakes’ bestselling self-help book. So why’s it rated R?
Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wall Street is among the most bludgeoning—if not the most bludgeoning—films ever to be granted …
A cinematic recounting of a real-life failed U.S. military operation that took place in the mountainous Kunar Province of Afghanistan …
A mosaic-like imagining of the titanic yet mostly unseen struggle to control the most precious resource on our planet—oil.
From the creator (Ryan Murphy) of one of TV’s most repugnant series (Nip/Tuck) comes one of the year’s most repugnant …
Those are vastly important lessons for all of us as we nudge our way ever deeper into more and more …
An intelligent loner and a bored rich kid got lost somewhere along the path to manhood. And the result is …
This farcically dark dramedy is a fictionalized (and sensationalized) imagining of what might have gone on behind the scenes in …
Frank drinks too much. And he needs to sober up so he doesn’t lose his job. The catch? Frank’s job …
Channing Tatum’s turn as “Magic Mike” hints at the dark side of male stripping. Mostly, though, it just shows him …
Despite its angsty pretensions, Inside Llewyn Davis remains merely a story without a destination, a bleak portrait of a bleak …
While not autobiographical in any specific sense, A Serious Man examines the Coen brothers’ roots with a deconstructing—and predictably quirky—look …
Entertainment? Not a lick. Inspiration? All burned up by the fire. Only loss and despair are left.
A disturbingly realistic remake of Wes Craven’s 1972 exploration of murder, torture … and worse.