Author:   James Rosario

A smart, fun and surprisingly nonsuperfluous addition to the long-running sci-fi franchise.

A cliched, dated and hokey actioner that's held together by the thread of a new special effects technique.

The disappointing documentary offers a surface-level look at a remarkable talent.

A strong opening devolves into a disappointing actioner — even by children's movie standards.

An excellent cast delivers top-notch action and laughs in a well-timed romp through Europe.

The saga of Jean Grey's transformation is a disappointing end to the influential X-Men series.

A 91-minute stuffed animal commercial that's outdone by the Toy Story 4 trailer that precedes it.

A surprisingly nuanced political and cultural commentary wrapped in a high-adventure animated film for kids (and adults who are paying attention).

Identity and existentialism cast a long shadow over this tale of nations and cities under siege.

An anthology film of eight horror shorts inspired by international folklore.