Nancy Schwartzman’s doc about boys on a high school football team raping a girl in 2012 hits all the right notes, so why isn’t it more shocking?
Director S. Craig Zahler’s latest feature will please those looking for a 1970s grindhouse slow burn, but it ultimately feels like a movie that takes its time to go nowhere.
In the title role of this latest screen version of the Nancy Drew book series, Sophia Lillis easily finds the mix of earnestness, sass, and smarts needed to bring the famous teen sleuth into the digital age.
This engaging tech drama plays at the macro and micro levels as two schemers unleash an ambitious plan to game the stock market.
New tween weeper explores first love amidst chronic illness; it doesn’t pack the hoped-for emotional punch but it gets the job done.
It isn’t really about Steve McQueen, but the suave Hollywood anti-hero’s vibe sets the tone for this sweet, spirited caper film about a 1970s plot to rob a California bank.
This snappy and well-crafted superhero origin tale will definitively end the conversation on Marvel and strong female characters.
Not a great documentary by any means, but very informative and sometimes fascinating.
Spectacular new documentary delivers an excellent and intimate view into the eight-day journey to our first walk on the moon.
The 2018 Oscar Nominees for Short Film – Animation are pretty good. I love one of them, but good luck toppling Pixar in this category.
