As a wall, it’s great. As a movie? Not so much.

John Wick is back – for better or or worse.

Danish film tells the true story of young German soldiers being used to defuse mines after World War II. Their treatment was illegal and perhaps immoral, but was it wrong?

An Austrian documentarian exposes damning information that might cause many an American citizen to lose sleep, like we really need another reason.

If you weren’t from Earth, the visually appealing “The Space Between Us” might serve as an enticement to visit, but as a movie, its good moments are overshadowed by cliches and inconsistency.

Australian adaptation of the 1884 play, Wild Duck, is more lame than wild.

Full-length feature debut marks Michael Lennox as a director who may be on the way to a very successful career in film-making.

Michael Keaton relishes his role as Ray Kroc but the screenplay of “The Founder” can’t quite catch up.

“Split” has a few narrative bumps along the way but James McAvoy’s performance is captivating and worthy of the price of admission.

Annette Bening’s remarkable performance anchors a strong cast in “20th Century Women”.