Review: ‘The 355’Jessica Chastain, Lupita Nyong'o And A Dynamite Cast Can't Salvage This Impossibly...
The 355 shouldn't be this bad. There's no reason for it with so much awesome female talent across the board: Jessica Chastain, Lupita Nyong'o,...
Review: ‘The Tender Bar’Ben Affleck Mixes Drinks And Laughs In George Clooney's Enjoyable But...
Give George Clooney credit; whatever you think of him as both an actor and a filmmaker, he's at least trying new and different things....
Review: ‘A Hero’No Good Deed Goes Unpunished In Asghar Farhadi's Masterful Moral Drama
What does it mean to be a good person? Is it simply doing a good deed? Or does it go much deeper than that?...
Review: ‘Jockey’Clifton Collins Jr. Rides Into The Winner's Circle In An Affecting, Intimate Horse...
NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage. Jockey is open in theaters now.*
Spend enough time at the horseraces and...
Review: ‘The Tragedy Of Macbeth’Denzel Washington's Towering Performance Is Highlight Of Joel Coen's Soulless...
My English teacher will hate me for this, but then she already knows: me and the works of William Shakespeare have never gotten along....
Review: ‘The Matrix Resurrections’A Surprisingly Rich Love Story Saves Lana Wachowski's Derivative Sequel From...
In some ways, it's amazing that Warner Bros. let The Matrix sit idle for as long as it has. Whether you were around in...
Review: ‘Licorice Pizza’Paul Thomas Anderson's Shaggy, Sweet, Nostalgic Tale of First Love Is The...
Paul Thomas Anderson has proven over the years to be a director with a split personality. I've always liked that about him, obviously enough...
Review: ‘The Novice’Isabelle Fuhrman Strives For Varsity In Lauren Hadaway's Impressively Intense Rowing Drama
They say there's no greater zealot than a convert. In Lauren Hadaway's impressively intense rowing drama The Novice, Isabelle Fuhrman plays Alex Dall, a...
Review: ‘Sing 2’Charming Animated Sequel Delivers A Bigger Show That Can't Quite Top The...
Illumination will probably always be known, for better or worse, as the Despicable Me folks who gave us those annoying/adorable Minions. But they have...
Review: ‘National Champions’Stephan James And JK Simmons Lead A Propulsive, Honest Sports Drama About...
There's no football in National Champions. Not a single play. But this timely, topical adaptation of Adam Mervis' play doesn't need the gridiron to...