Ron Howard tries to rev up audiences with the true tale of two drivers during Formula One’s 1976 racing season.
Tom Hanks sets sail with director Paul Greengrass (and his shaky-cam) to deliver the sort-of-true tale of a hijacking on the high seas.
Cate Blanchett is like a modern-day, slightly messier Blanche DuBois in Woody Allen’s latest.
It took almost 10 years, but Vin Diesel is back in his creepy contacts for a third installment in this franchise.
This stylish sequel ups the body count, but can’t quite match the creative edge of its predecessor.
Hi-Yo, Silver — and maybe stay away from this movie.
Gru and the girls are back, but it’s the Minions that really steal this animated sequel.
The sixth installment in this high-octane franchise is pretty entertaining — and a little sad.
Surprisingly, Ashton Kutcher is the best thing about this lengthy tale of the late Apple innovator.
Walter White and company have cooked up a pretty excellent Blu-ray for this final batch of episodes.
