Hercules
No matter how you parse these spiritual musings, though, there are plenty of other reasons not to see Hercules.
Ricki and the Flash
This is a story that, in its own damaged way, is about family, healing and grace. It’s about how the better road is sometimes the more difficult, but how important it is to walk on.
The Gift
This spine-tingling thriller isn’t fully in horror territory, yet it’s deeply disturbing nonetheless.
Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation
This Mission, should you choose to accept it, can be exciting and fun. But it can be dangerous and perhaps damaging, too. And unlike Ethan’s job, going to a movie won’t save the world.
Vacation
The word letdown isn’t even strong enough to encapsulate the tired, predictable nastiness that ensues in the latest Griswold family misadventure.
Southpaw
Jab after jab of harsh profanity and bloody boxing imagery mean this movie ultimately takes the same kind of beating onscreen that Billy Hope does in the ring.
Paper Towns
This flick generally glorifies all the possible train-wreck stuff of high school floundering—from drunken house parties to sneaky sexcapades to secret road trips.
Pixels
Most of the truly creative parts of this cute idea could fit in the space of a trailer … which you can enjoy for free online.
Trainwreck
Trainwreck, at least in terms of content, is just that—a careening, cataclysmic disaster loaded with stuff that no one should really ever want to see but, once there, is hard to turn away from
Ant-Man
This twelfth entry in the modern series of Marvel Universe movies feels a bit, uh, smaller (less groundbreaking) than the others. But as Ant-Man will tell ya, sometimes smaller is better.