Movie Reviews

A dysfunctional NYC-set family dramedy a la Woody Allen and Noah Baumbach, but without the male directorial gaze.

Three Oscar nominees could emerge from the collection of 10 short films from around the world.

DreamWorks Animation’s latest feature is a charming, lovely and absolutely magical reminder that it doesn’t matter where you go, but with whom you travel.

Chris Maiorana and Edwin Arnaudin offer differing takes on Sylvester Stallone's latest Rambo movie.

Other than Renee Zellweger’s all-in performance, the Judy Garland biopic is a poorly conceived downer of a film.

The documentary about the first dedicated hospital ward for AIDS patients is one of the most difficult and moving documentaries of 2019 so far.

J.Lo shines in this flawed, joyful and empowering fact-based crime dramedy.

James Gray's dramatic sci-fi adventure uses familiar tropes to set the stage for a deeply personal and evocative space odyssey.

Keira Knightley delivers one of her best performances to date in this fact-based thriller about a British whistleblower in the lead-up to the 2003 Iraq invasion.

The late, great syndicated columnist is celebrated in this energetic biodoc.

The film offers pretty much everything a fan could want from a feature-length continuation of the beloved "Masterpiece" series.

John Crowley constructs a passable Reader’s Digest gloss on Donna Tartt’s great novel.

The jazz legend gets a biodoc worthy of his immense talents.

The conclusion of the beloved Stephen King story is a major step down from the previous installment.

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

An overachieving opening hour gives way to cliché-filled drudgery in this supernatural thriller.

A wounded veteran returns to his first love — motocross racing — in this rad throwback sports movie.

A talented cast is wasted thanks to dull writing and flat direction in this remake of the 2006 Best Foreign Language Oscar nominee.

The psychological thriller challenges viewers to consider their inherent biases as a student and teacher grapple for power in the wake of a school-based incident.

The documentary about the famed singer-songwriter is a remarkable achievement.

Jillian Bell's honest portrayal of a woman looking to turn her life around powers this inspiring dramedy with plenty of heart.