This first-person shoot-em-up is all concept and no execution.

Documentary of philosopher and political scientist Hannah Arendt is surprisingly lively despite the plethora of talking heads.

A methodical exploration of modern warfare that builds tension quietly and carefully in every scene.

World’s most gored bullfighter continues to cheat death, sadly.

Low budget sci-fi flick manages to pull it off without astounding special effects.

We didn’t need this sequel, but it has enough heart and laughs to warrant a mild recommendation.

As usual, director Zack Snyder wallows too much in bombast and heavy-handed moments, which bog this superhero pairing.

Atom Egoyan’s latest is a true slow-boiling thriller that doesn’t disappoint, and Christopher Plummer has one of the plummer roles of his esteemed career.

The next chapter in the YA series continues to be as boring as those that came before it – if not more so.

Director Jeff Nichols is back for the third time with Michael Shannon as his star, but this time it’s only good, not great.