Dunkirk dramatizes the complexity of war—both its horrors and heroism—while admirably not straying beyond the boundaries of a PG-13 rating.
If you’ve seen French director Luc Besson’s 1997 sci-fi extravaganza The Fifth Element, you’ve got an inkling of what to …
This is indeed a war movie. But in truth, the war it depicts is not fought with spears and guns …
The wishes here aren’t creative in the least. The same can’t be said, however, of Wish Upon’s macabre fixation with …
Oh, Spidey. Tony Stark was right: Your enthusiasm is admirable, but sometimes you could be a little more … prudent.
I walked into Maudie pretty sure of what it would be: sweet, quirky, problematic in places and inspiring in others. …
For fans of historical drama who want to be educated while being entertained, The Journey offers fodder for some serious …
It’s never a good sign when an audience laughs repeatedly at the plight of two terror-stricken women trapped at the …
Megan Leavey is an inspiring story about two war heroes: a determined young woman and the dog she unexpectedly bonds …
In an entertainment landscape obsessed with flawed heroes, unlikeable heroes and antiheroes, Diana is—unapologetically—a real hero.
Dean is as quirky and meandering as its titular character’s offbeat drawings are, stumbling through its tragicomic (and occasionally profane …
Everything, Everything invites us to root for and to romanticize a teen’s decision to potentially risk her life for a …
All the stuff that passed for “cute” in the Wimpy franchise’s books has been squeezed out of the film series.
