Willem Dafoe and Abel Ferrara’s latest collaboration is mostly a pleasant view of living in Rome, but there’s not enough story or tension here to hold the viewer’s interest.
This new Judd Apatow comedy of reminds us of both his strengths and flaws as a filmmaker; either way it is lifted by a personal story by SNL star Pete Davidson.
This new documentary about the Parkland, FL school shooting isn’t interested in being a PSA for gun reform; it simply wants to start a conversation.
Documentary filmmaker Jon Hyatt start a conversation about the potential damage of too much screen time, but he doesn’t stay to finish it.
There may be a temptation to write off this initially maudlin drama about a strained father and son relationship, but strong performances from Logan Lerman and John Hawkes will ultimately win over skeptics.
This dystopian crime non-thriller is weird for weird’s sake, and that’s not good enough.
This showbiz rom-com plays like a familiar but comfortable tune.
The character of an elderly, cantankerous Chinese woman saves this critically-lauded gangster film from being a bad viewing experience.
This British gangster flick has no real surprises, but boy is it fun.
A very unusual inheritance leads to one of the most unbelievable films I’ve ever seen – in a bad way.
