“Bad Moms” features several big laughs but rides primarily on the charm and camaraderie of its three female stars.
Missing some of the verve of the original trilogy, the latest Bourne film does show us that director Paul Greengrass and star Matt Damon still know how to bring the action.
The latest entry in the rebooted Trek franchise is a soft success, but a success nonetheless.
A brutal bank robbery in the old West leads to a farmer’s family being tortured, and that’s where things start to get a bit strange.
The new “Ghostbusters” has a silly energy to it but the screenplay holds it back from being truly memorable.
“The Infiltrator” is a suspenseful, surprisingly fun summer movie with a solid cast and another standout performance by Bryan Cranston.
Documentary within a film documents how movies get made in North Korea.
This dystopian adventure imagines a future where emotions have been removed from society. Unfortunately the film evokes no emotions either.
At the end of WWII, a group of nuns is put through more than they signed up for in Anne Fontaine’s tribute to the strength and resilience of women.
This surprisingly hokey-looking adaptation of Burrough’s classic hero tale fails to ignite any on-screen excitement.
