This epic, neon-soaked neo-noir will warm movie lovers’ hearts, though it may try the patience of viewers in search of more conventional fare.

Despite being an indisputable technical achievement, the story of Neil Armstrong’s historical trip to the moon makes for an uneven movie experience.

Paul Greengrass’s latest concerns Norway’s major encounter with terrorism. It’s absolutely worth your time if you don’t hide behind your fingers when blood flies.

Documentary on intellectual politician Daniel Patrick Moynihan mostly makes you long for honesty in government. Good luck with that.

Aided by a revelatory performance from Lady Gaga, star and director Bradley Cooper sheds new light on this oft-told tale of passion and art.

This latest entry in the ever-expanding Marvel Universe pairs powerhouse actor Tom Hardy with a fan-favorite character, with mixed results.

A story that could end up a tedious waste of time is instead well worth it because of an outstanding performance by its lead.

Horror meister Eli Roth shows his softer side with this kid-friendly spine-tingler based on the well-known children’s book.

This false, mawkish, and unabashedly contrived offering from Dan Fogelman (creator of TV’s “This Is Us”) boasts a bevvy of famous faces but not much else.

The International Science and Engineering Fair is one of the few places where we can drop partisanship and replace it with admiration for those who want to improve our future.