In this amusing action yarn, a role seemingly created specifically for Nicolas Cage leads to a fairly fun one-and-a-half-hour romp through the bowels of a cargo ship.

Noah Baumbach’s new domestic drama may break your heart but it’s surprisingly funny along the way.

This examination of class warfare executed with a razor’s edge will have you careening between being horrified and laughing out loud.

Unless you’re actually a Terminator you can’t go back in time and see “Terminator 2: Judgement Day” for the first time, but you can go see this sequel – and you should.

This Swedish depiction of an affair between an older woman and a younger man never rises to the greatest heights.

This gritty crime drama boasts a strong lead performance by lead Naomie Harris – and it’s a New Orleans movie that (refreshingly!) never shows Bourbon Street.

Robert Egger’s sophomore feature is a hypnotic descent into madness and paranoia.

It’s been a fraught road to the screen for this Thomas Edison picture, but it’s an accomplishment that it made it to theaters.

This follow-up to the surprise 2009 horror-comedy hit is as unnecessary as a sequel can be.

This indie thriller’s not a tidal wave of entertainment, but the waters are churning quite nicely.