This film is so obviously telegraphed, so vacuous and unpleasant that it hardly merits being considered by any discerning moviegoer.
Run the Race beautifully unpacks the emotional burdens carried by those who are broken and wounded.
This final chapter in the How to Train Your Dragon saga wings its way toward a surprisingly bittersweet conclusion.
This film’s crude content side may not hurt as much as a chair to the head. But it still leaves …
Alita feels both more adult and, in some ways, less mature than your typical PG-13 actioner.
The pic’s sarcastic treatment of suicide, paired with its misogynistic deadliness, makes it even more disquieting than the original.
This satirical rom-com’s occasional redemptive moments are frequently undermined by its raunchy ones.
This bloody thriller grins bleakly and satirically at the revenge films Liam Neeson has been starring in for the last …
What do men really want? This film’s answer to that question isn’t flattering at all.
This horror film kills with abandon, mutilates with gusto and has absolutely nothing at all to say.
In The LEGO Movie 2, not everything is awesome. But when we look at the movie itself, it comes pretty …
To Dust is one of the strangest and, in its own way, truest depictions of grief I’ve ever seen on …
The likeable Gina Rodriguez, this film’s star, deserves better, quite frankly. But Miss Bala misses the mark.
As its title hints, Velvet Buzzsaw is gory, brutal, disturbing and shallow.
Director Joe Penna’s snowbound story of calamity and heroic survival is intense, immersive and emotionally exausting.