Delightful adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic is sure to entertain the kids, and the parents won’t be too far behind.
A mysterious murder in Iceland warms up a previously cold trail of murder and rape.
Incisive, ferociously acted, relentlessly somber character piece by writer-director David Gordon Green features powerhouse performances by Sam Rockwell and Kate Beckinsale.
Writer/Director/Producer Roland Emmerich’s latest big budget extravaganza is here. 12,000 years in the making but was it worth the wait?
We are given a peek inside the life of a third world country and the point is that you can see the NYC skyline from it. Unfortunately there’s not much else going on here.
Brett Morgan’s intriguing, partially-animated dramatization of the 1968 protest of the Chicago Democratic National Convention dimly shines a light on how far we’ve come, and how far we haven’t.
A fascinating real life story is transformed into a snooze-fest where beheadings provide audience relief.
There’s an honest-to-goodness sports movie trying to emerge in this typically goofy Will Ferrell comedy. Too bad it didn’t try a little harder.
Less-than-magical fairytale about girl who must find true love in order to break the family curse that left her with the nose of a pig.
Martin McDonagh writes and directs a funny and violent morality play of two hit men that are hiding out in a lovely little Belgian town.
