Director Clint Eastwood takes us behind the scenes on what really happened during and after the “Miracle on the Hudson.”
This movie wants to make you think. I did. I think this movie sucks.
People doing illogical things presented as emotionally deep. Avoid it unless you think you are deeper than you are.
The combination of Michael Shannon, Rachel Weisz, and director Joshua Marston should have yielded something more complete.
As the political rhetoric hits a fever pitch, this breezy tale about our current first couple’s first date (“it’s not a date!”) is a pleasant way to close out the Summer movie season.
Laika studios and director Travis Knight may have given us the best animated full-length film of the year.
Jeff Bridges shines yet again as a grizzled lawman on the tracks of two bank robbing brothers.
“Sausage Party” is the R-rated animated comedy that relishes in its crude humor but actually tries to be something deeper. It’s clever but uneven.
One woman controls another young woman’s life for no discernible reason.
Fun in bursts, with a cast that’s up to the challenge, “Suicide Squad” still feels like a bit of a letdown.
