This doc on the subversive rock and roll magazine never rises above okay.

Fourteen years after his surprisingly successful debut, Borat returns to take on American politics but misses the mark almost every step of the way.

This Italian film about a jerk tries to be artsy but really just wastes time.

The slick, thrilling crime drama offers an equal balance of tension and character work, making for one of the best movies of the year.

This COVID-19 documentary’s existence is frustrating because we are still living in the pandemic. Even so, it offers plenty of facts and figures.

Liam Neeson picks up his gun yet again for another routine action-thriller.

This new genre mash-up feels a bit busy at times but offers the right amount of entertainment.

This unique spin on the “found footage” horror genre may leave you lost, but that’s ok.

Frances McDormand plays a modern day nomad in Chloe Zhao’s beautiful and meditative new film.

Aaron Sorkin returns to the director’s chair with this strong snapshot of a moment in America’s history.