For 98% of this movie, Ben Affleck’s character is a heartless, selfish monster. The fact that he’s slightly less monstrous …
Sleepless is pretty much a standard-issue R-rated corrupt cop caper. It’s not terrible, by genre standards. Nor is it memorable. …
To realistically convey their vision of this tragedy, the filmmakers show us vivid, gaping wounds and dismembered limbs. And they …
This is a movie about a boy and his monster. It’s a popcorn-munching romp for the tween set, one that …
The Bye Bye Man is a dumb depository of derivative death-dealing that anyone who’s ever watched a movie of this …
A boy’s journey through grief uncovers some surprising truths by the time the credits roll.
Hidden Figures inspires as it entertains. It acknowledges racial divisions while insisting that there’s more than one way to fix …
“I have seen so much killing, so much war. I cannot bear more.” So says the heroine Selene near the …
Paterson is enjoyable without being entertaining. It’s a shyly thoughtful story that asks its viewers to stretch themselves and dream …
Lion is a gripping, moving, inspiring film that’s high in heart and relatively low in content.
Even though its dialogue can be harsh and its protagonist can be a monster, Fences has some important things to …
Even in a place and time when brutal forces mercilessly sought to silence the faithful, their voices could still be …
Why Him? This zany, raunchy movie asks. When I left the movie, it had me asking another question: Why me?
Between its tortured logic and its fatalistic view of religion, Assassin’s Creed does little more than kill off a couple …
Sing is exactly what you would expect if you’ve seen the trailer: a lighthearted and inspiring American Idol-style singing competition …
