Movie Reviews

Full of heart and humor, the canine-centric film is a joyful viewing experience for children and adults alike.

The "Downton Abbey" braintrust reunites for this '20s-set New York City soap opera.

Documentarians Molly and John Chester chronicle their romantic, hopeful and heartbreaking journey to maintain a biodiverse farm.

A letter from "a convert, a fan, an Emily Dickinson truther" about the new mockumentary biopic about the misunderstood author.

Lucas McKee and Edwin Arnaudin battle over the new live-action/animation hybrid.

Diane Keaton keeps this senior comedy from veering off into inanity or sentimentality more than once.

The comedic talents of Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson are largely wasted in this gender-swap remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

Judi Dench and Sophie Cookson are superb in this fact-based World War II British spy drama.

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

The misunderstood social activists of the Satanic Temple get the respect they deserve in Penny Lane's joyful documentary.

Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen make for a terrific pair in the year's best comedy thus far.

Unwilling to embrace its inherent campiness, this largely incompetent thriller nevertheless could live a happy second life as a home video/streaming nugget.

Tasteful writing and directing, plus Nicholas Hoult’s strong lead performance make this better than the average literary biopic.

The director of Son of Saul returns with a mesmerizing drama about the European aristocracy in the years before World War I.

Sex therapist Ruth Westheimer gets the bio-doc treatment in this informative, powerful film.

Critics: Assemble! Ian "Snackeye" Casselberry offers his take on the Marvel spectacle.

Critics: Assemble! Kristina "Histamine Queen" Guckenberger offers her take on the Marvel spectacle.

Critics: Assemble! Kevin "Captain Corposant" Evans offers his take on the Marvel spectacle.

Cheap gimmicks and questionable character behavior undercut this film's horror potential.

This year's Disneynature documentary is no "Nature" episode but a family-friendly treat nonetheless.

Based on actual events, the faith-based drama is a relatively straightforward movie with an A-minus-list cast.