Viggo Mortensen stars in a wannabe epic war movie. It’s far from good enough.
With Marvel’s universe expanding and intertwining at an ever increasing rate, "Age of Ultron" feels less like a sequel than a cosmic event.
A documentary about the history of the National Lampoon magazine captures its brilliant wit and raunchiness.
Coolly mysterious and breathtakingly stylish, Alex Garland’s directorial debut is a mesmerizing film.
It’s the 1870s, and Bathsheba Everdene has a problem: There are three different men who deem her quality wife material and she is the strong, independent type.
Russell Crowe’s fine directorial debut is a labor of love that never quite settles on a genre.
The film opens with a little girl laying in a suitcase and a teddy bear being dropped onto her immobile body. How darling.
Vin Diesel and his crew take their 7th lap around the "Furious" franchise track with typically physics-defying results.
The Tribeca Film Festival starts soon and it looks like it will be the best yet. Don’t miss it.
This oft-told tale of Effie Gray, a woman involved in an unhappy marriage in Victorian times, is almost amazingly without any dramatic tension at all.
