If you enjoyed Andy Weir’s exceedingly detailed novel, you’ll certainly appreciate seeing it brought to the screen in all its geek glory. It’s like science porn.
"The Intern" is very much a Nancy Meyers film, for better or for worse, but it is exceedingly charming.
Documentary about the making of a film that stars physically handicapped people is sweet and heartwarming.
Bolivian dramatization of how dictators committed atrocities in order to wipe out communism in Latin America in the 1970’s isn’t an atrocity, but it falls short of its target.
This sequel fails to capitalize on what made "The Maze Runner" so much fun.
A harrowing look back at the crimes of Whitey Bulger, though non-Bostonians may need help sorting out the story.
If "Everest" could have been as emotionally resonant as it is visually stunning, it could have been something great.
Not a grand return to form for M. Night Syamalan but merely a modest one.
American neo-Nazi attempts to take over a rural North Dakota community in a unique way. This documentary is almost equally unique.
