This fanciful musical based on the life of P.T. Barnum is a rousing crowd-pleaser anchored by a strong triple-threat performance from Hugh Jackman.

This collection of short-animation films, some of which are Oscars eligible, is incredibly varied in quality.

Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut is good stuff even if it’s a little heavy on the dialogue, but that is Sorkin’s calling card.

The great Daniel Day-Lewis has informed everyone that this will be our last chance to watch him on film. What a poor exit to a great career.

Michael Haneke is at it again: he loves showcasing the underbelly of people, and he doesn’t disappoint here. Try and suppress your somewhat evil smile at the end.

This third installment in a needless trilogy about a ragtag a cappella group will play well to its modest fanbase, but by now it’s sounding a bit hoarse.

Fans will love every minute of the action, intrigue, and classic banter in this latest chapter in the “Star Wars” saga; but the film really belongs to fractured hero Luke Skywalker.

This behind the scenes story of the making of so-bad-it’s-good classic “The Room” is a funny, surprisingly empathetic tale of creativity, determination, friendship, and dreams.

Guillermo Del Toro has created a beautiful looking film, filled with great things, that somehow isn’t great.