Evan Rachel Wood’s performance is reason enough to make the trip to your local cinema.

This drama about a young student’s journey to tell his big secret is funny and emotional, though occasionally uneven and hampered by a few too many high school clichés.

This new adaptation of Madeleine L’Engle’s YA sci-fi classic is a visually stunning adventure for the family, providing smarts, excitement and heart for all.

Big Picture Big Sound’s Lora Grady once again takes on AMC’s Best Picture Showcase

Strong performances from Jennifer Lawrence and Joel Edgerton add a layer of depth to a spy thriller capitalizing on the rising specter of a Russian threat.

“Game Night” earns points for trying to rise above comedy conventions and offer a darker twist but ultimately ends up feeling far too safe and routine.

Utterly depressing documentary about the United States prison system that everyone should be required to see.

Three of the nominees have a chance of winning, but I’m going with the one that felt the most like a full-length film in terms of story development.

Director Ryan Coogler’s fresh approach to the Marvel universe builds a beautifully compelling world around Chadwick Boseman’s charismatic lead performance while giving a strong supporting cast plenty of time to shine.

A couple recovering from the loss of their child buys a motel where mysteries abound. Some good parts, but not enough of them.