Jason Bateman’s second film may have been the best narrative film at this year’s Tribeca Film festival.
Despite its feline co-star, this action-comedy doesn’t always land on its feet.
Tense, disturbing, bloody, twisted, weird and dark. Also, pretty great.
An elderly Jewish baker’s business rises in value with the help of a young Muslim boy.
This "spiritual sequel" is a cheerful, shaggy celebration of 80s culture in Austin, Texas.
Tom Hanks stars as a struggling salesman under tremendous pressure, but you probably won’t care very much.
Both a prequel and a sequel to the original, it reflects poorly on those who made it.
Susan Sarandon and J.K. Simmons star in this sweet look at a woman learning to deal with loss.
Mirror, mirror on the wall, what’s the most pointless sequel of them all?
