Is this spinoff from the long-lived franchise a funny, high-powered thrill ride or way too much of a good thing? Your mileage may vary.
The new documentary captures the all-too-short life of actor Anton Yelchin.
Impeccably crafted but brutal, “Babadook” director Jennifer Kent’s second feature is worth enduring.
The pressures of modern-day corporate life and personal relationships throw a woman into a hailstorm of confusion and the results are oddly gratifying.
With his latest release Quentin Tarantino wants to celebrate old Hollywood but the movie becomes about something much less interesting as it goes on.
This computer-generated marvel captures much of the heart of the original film, but doesn’t break any new ground.
This breezy dram-com with a gaggle of characters (that’s one crowded movie poster!)and knotty plot threads plays like a lighter “Dawson’s Creek” but never quite gels.
This documentary tells an incredible story about pushing societal and physical boundaries to the limits.
A look at the best movies of the first half of 2019.
This wannabe rom-com from director Danny Boyle offers a chance to hear The Beatles in a theater but ultimately feels like a soundtrack in search of a movie.
